Mayberry time
1. when a person, particularly in the service industy, moves in an unhurried fashion. that person can be said to be on mayberry time.
2. an exclamation used to indicate that an episode of either the andy griffith show or mayberry rfd is starting.
1. “where’s my food? that waitress must be on mayberry time.”
2. “hey, maude! get in here, it’s mayberry time!”
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