Floyd Lawson

And all the other minor characters.

I know you love Floyd the Barber, and he's just really ratcheted up there in the color of it.

And don't you have Goober instead of Gomer, too? Right.

Yes.

And so everybody is just a little different in what they experience as a Mayberry Days attendee.

And so there's a website I, I have over on, or a group over on Facebook that's called Floyd's City Barbershop, and we're gonna head over to it and get reports from there, and then we've got a couple of, uh, reports that will be coming in from, uh, voicemails that we got.

So I wanna thank them upfront as we do that.

We got about 30 of these.

How about this one here? [upbeat country music] There we go.

A little background music as we head over to check this out.

This is over at Floyd's City Barbershop.

Now, what I asked was, if you, if you attended Mayberry Days this year, I would love to hear, uh, your personal experiences.

So that's just at least my read.

But we'll ask him when we have him on to talk about why Floyd the Barber is his favorite character on Andy Griffith.

Something like, after Floyd the Barber had his stroke in real life, do you think viewers at that time knew that he was just sitting in every scene or kind of propped up? Or do you think that they just, they didn't really notice that? Yeah.

I need to do, like, The Dark Heart of Mayberry with Stephen Thrower, a new podcast with Adam Sandler.

And people are like, what the fuck is Stephen Thrower doing in this podcast? And, like, we paid him a lot of money to come on.