He recalled what Aunt May had told him earlier: "He took the D train every morning at 7 to work.Came home at 6:00 every evening." He tried another Google search on: "Roosevelt + Subway + D-Train" and opened a link to a site titled "Abandoned Stations.Pickering: What do you want, my girl?Eliza: I want to be a lady in a flower shop ""stead of sellin"" at he corner o"" Tottenham Court Road.I imagine things, that there are people over the house.I""m frightened, and of myself too." Although she begs to not be deserted, she is left alone and isolated again as Gregory descends he stairs and prepares to go out to work ("I hope to find you better in the morning").The film earned box-office success with $243.6 million (domestic) and $296.6 million (worldwide) on a budget of $30 million.It was the highest-grossing comedy of all-time, until being surpassed a few years later byHome Alone (1990)at $285.There are numerous reports (some say they are only myths or legends) about her most famous stunt in this serial - in which she was tied to railroad tracks and had to be rescued from a speeding, rapidly-approaching train.