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How are kids expected to know this?

counting all the iraqis and American soldiers too?
Why the hell are there 4 options but two of them say turn left and two of them say turn right? God this is so fucking stupid
America is such a brainbroken nation. lmao
I love my country (not the government) and 4th of July celebrations in general.
I also don't think that it's bad to teach age appropriate kids about issues like 9/11 but like. Why bring up 9/11 death totals in a corn maze.
Is this in that corn maze shaped like Charlie Kirk

The “correct answer” isn’t even correct according to numerous sources including the always correct (/s) America.gov which states:
“Official U.S. sources most often give 2,977 people killed on September 11, 2001, not counting the 19 hijackers.
That figure appears in recent Department of Homeland Security and White House/Federal Register commemorations. DHS has also broken it down as 2,753 in New York, 184 in Arlington, Virginia (the Pentagon), and 40 in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Some older federal pages use nearby totals (for example, the FBI has used 2,976). Counts differed for years because identifications were still being completed.”
RIP that family who will forever be trapped in that maze.
Pretty dark, man.
I live near where this maze is. I was on a date with my now wife and I was told we were going to a haunted maze where people would pop out of the corn field and scare you. This was the first time I was ever going to meet her friends.
We realized that night that the only thing that haunted that maze were the ghosts of the tragedy that was 9/11. They branded it as a “history trivia maze” but half the questions were 9/11 questions and they were all incredibly depressing.
It was a pretty interesting first meeting with her friend group.
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