Subway condemned over 'distasteful' Titan sub tragedy sign
Sandwich chain Subway has been criticised after staff joked about the Titan submersible tragedy on a roadside sign.
Passers-by expressed disgust after spotting the billboard, outside a branch in the US state of Georgia, which said:"Our subs don't implode".Another wrote:"How tacky, people have no thought of the family members of those who died, disgusting."
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