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Thrill-seeker pulled out of missing Titanic sub trip over fears #shorts

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A multimillionaire thrill-seeker who was supposed to be on the missing Titanic sub said he pulled out over fears it was “cutting too many corners” — and was run with a $40 videogame controller.

Digital marketing tycoon Chris Brown, 61, told the Sun that he paid a $10,000 deposit for the trip along with his friend Hamish Harding, the 58-year-old British billionaire who is among the five still missing.

But he grew alarmed when he saw how OceanGate’s 21-foot Titan submersible was made up of off-the-shelf components.

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