Hey Hedwig378, I did see this movie once in a theater in May, 1999, and did not remember this goof, but upon reading it here I did indeed notice it. And you and coldrestart are both correct. But I'd also know this, because I am from SC (born in Charleston on March 5, 1968, lived in York County from June, 1969 to January, 1997, then the Myrtle Beach area from January to November, 1997, and since late November, 1997 I've lived in Charlotte/Pineville, NC). I also attended college at and lived in Montreat, NC for two school years (1986-87 and 1987-88). And though I've never been to Greensboro, NC, or anywhere in NC east of Charlotte, I have been very aware of this city since the late 1970s, because it is the headquarters of the Atlantic Coast Conference, and where so many ACC basketball tournaments were played that I watched from 1979 into the 1990s. I also met two fellow students in 1986-87 that were from Greensboro, and later learned that Donna Edmondson was from there as well, and still resides there as a real estate agent (she was Playboy Magazine's November, 1986 Playmate, as well as the Playmate of the Year for 1987). And I was also aware that there was a Greenville in both Carolinas, and that East Carolina was in the NC one. They are the Pirates, and the dormitory president of my dorm in fall, 1987 transferred there for January, 1988. They do have a rivalry with Appalachian State, and I know about it as well, as it is in Boone, and this guy from Greensboro I mentioned, as well as two others in my dorm in 1986-87 (who were both from Thomasville, NC-know of it?), transferred to it for 1987-88 (and another student had gone there, then came to this college). And one of my female classmates in high school had also gone to it, as did the head baseball coach of the local high school here, and the guy who married my second cousin (he had already graduated, then waited a semester for her to finish at UNC-Asheville, so they could move to Atlanta and begin their business careers). As for the airports in the two Greenvilles, I know nothing of the NC one, but the SC one is actually in Greer, a small town between Greenville and Spartanburg, and is really called the Greenville/Spartanburg Airport. I have some relatives that have lived in Greer for decades, and the only surviving one I still have occasional phone/mail contact with, and as your mom was from Greensboro, mine was from Spartanburg. And my father's first wife and her family were from Greenville, and that is where his first son grew up after they divorced. It is also where Furman University is, where a few people I knew went to college.
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