Subway faces backlash for joking about tragic Titan submersible incident ‘our subscriptions don’t explode’

The ‘Titan Sub Tragedy’ was one of the most heartbreaking maritime disasters. However, a large number of people laughed at the death of the five passengers because they were ‘billionaires’. Things are no longer confined to internet users; A well-known restaurant chain is now making fun of the phenomenon.

A roadside sign outside a Subway store in a suburb of Savannah, Georgia, was removed after it appeared to be making light of the Titan submersible tragedy, with the message: “Our subscription doesn’t explode.”

insider It was informed by a spokesperson for Subway that they have addressed the issue with the franchise regarding the sign and have emphasized that such comments are not acceptable within their business. spokesperson confirmed that Sign has been removed.

The act did not go down well with social media users, who expressed their disapproval. Some commented that trying to profit from the suffering of others is always unfair, while others simply commented that the situation was unfortunate. The online response showed considerable discontent, as evidenced by the comments below:

Naah, that’s too bad 😭

— 𝒱𝒶𝓂𝑒𝑣 ☾ 💙🤍 (@MestizaValery) 4 July 2023

saw no joke there

— oh my fart💀 (@chi_agozie7) 4 July 2023

These kind of jokes only work online or in comedy clubs, never mind most people will not like jokes about people who die 💀

— Zenith (@_IAmZenith_) 4 July 2023

On June 18, while descending to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, the Oceangate submersible exploded, resulting in the tragic death of all five passengers aboard.