Original Commentary
People usually tend to remember the good times more often than the bad in their life... things at the theatre weren't as great as Kimberly remembers... or at least not for Brisbane.

Modern Commentary
In Unlike Minerva, we didn't get a lot of Kimberly's interior monologue. You Say it First opens up her thoughts and motivations. We didn't see her trying to sell trinkets to an indifferent public or barely making rent or having to smile at rude customers. But that's not the part that Kimberly is remembering either.
But things have changed and it's natural to be a little wistful thinking about what has been lost.
Life at the theatre wasn't always fun, but it was fun when she was winning. - Terrence