Reply #9: I cry all the time at the movies

[LynneSin]

Then again I'd get all weepy-eyed when someone would win a car on the "Price is Right" Probably the part where I cried the most is when Little Edie realized she was doomed to live at that house the rest of her life, right after Cab dumped her. I keep thinking if she had just gone to that audition she would have made the money she needed to finally live the life she wanted. You have to keep thinking of all that "What-if" about the movie.

BTW, I put the documentary #1 on my Netflix list. I really wanted to learn more about these two.

I can't imagine how that house is still standing today. I mean geez, it was a giant litter box for almost 4 decades and with wooden floors - UGH. Normally houses that get that bad have to be torn down. The current owners would have to practically rebuild it so they could get rid of the odor.