🌿🙂 Love your name, Esmeralda Gems. Did you know Emma's name is Cheerio Meridith? I'll bet she made a fine manicurist!

Im here in Mayberry, Talbotton, GA and it is GREAT! 1 city policeman that sleeps in his car all day at the tiny 1A football field. I can walk to the tag office, library, post office, and Courthouse in less than 5 minutes to all 4. Everybody waves like out on the lake. The last new house was built probably 30 years ago. No 4 lanes in sight for at least a 30 minute drive to even see one. The Flint River winds through the town and has an old Mill that is restored for canoe rentals.

Mee too

Can I come there??

@@kimshane2949 Come on. Houses are cheap here. My home will be paid for after only 5 years. It was abandoned so work had to be done. Almost all the houses here for sale have similar stories.

@@trueauburnchampion1322 Shh...don't tell 😊

Can anyone find the clip with Emma saying, I need my pills. There's one but it's right at the end.

They should also have to keep their bullet in their pocket.

Oh Good 'ol Barney would have shit his pants, and not known what to do with a real bad guy.

Odd numbers of quotation marks are just wrong.

@@mwilliamshs 🤣😱

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Ten 60's? J-walked? What do these things mean?

@@mwilliamshs She meant to say "the" 60s. Also, J-walking means to illegally cross a street walking without using a cross-walk.

@@roylavecchia1436 that's jaywalking. I asked about j-walking. Are you confident answering for SuzieQ? Do you know them personally?

He did not usurp Barneys authority, he overrode it. Usurp would have been to use Barneys authority. Andy did not use it but instead used his own.

Didn't Knotts get 4 Emmys for his role?

🌿🍄 And I think writing parts for older folks enriched the whole atmosphere so much! Andy and Sheldon Leonard brought in actors and actresses from the silent movie era...people who had had to communicate with their bodies and wonderful facial expressions!! In later sitcoms, we all know that an older person was played by a much younger person made up to look old. What a waste of those golden gems from the early days. Give me the real McCoy every time! 😊

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ahahah not in mayberry.. theres 3 cars in town..and 2 are at goobers being fixed

@@johnnyllooddte3415 🌿😜 Good one, Johnny !!!😄

Amazingly, yes, or at least close. My grandmother dressed in similar fashion, although without the hat. She was born in 1889, so likely close in age to Emma. Way different times. Imagine how we'll be judged 60 years hence.

Of course they'll say we were cool!

Also remember, the show was filmed 1960-68, but I believe it was supposed to portray 1930’s North Carolina. Much the way “To Kill a Mockingbird” was published in 1960, but was supposed to be 1936 Alabama.

AZMike .. When in public (shopping, church, etc), yes. Men also tended to dress better. T-shirts, for example, were undergarments, not a place to display slogans or pictures. Younger women also much more frequently wore tasteful dresses. America has declined a lot since. Now men can't even be bothered to shave or bathe.

Dwight Stewart: You can see another example of people dressing up more in the past if you ever see newsreels of 1950s World Series games. Many men wore short-sleeved white shirts and a long tie, the women wore dresses. But it was the times.

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