If I had to hazard a guess, you were either too young to remember this or you were not alive when it happened. I've heard this opinion before with the younger generations that didn't live through that day and the year that followed. For them it is an item in the history books much like WWII was for me. You probably don't remember the fear that overtook this country. You probably don't remember the approaches to the airports barricaded as cars were searched. You probably don't remember the images of "fly or fry". You probably have not been to the memorials at the Pentagon, Shanksville and World Trade Center. It's not your fault that you don't have an active memory of the first responders running into a collapsing building or those that worked the pile. But the comment is completely insensitive to those that served and the ones that persished. Such a shame you will be inconvenieced by the extra 15 minutes to start the game.