💸🔱 Vegas Tycoons Dodge Titanic Disaster, But Ain’t Done with Deep Sea Diving… Yet? 🌊💀
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Jay Bloom and his son Sean narrowly avoided being passengers on the ill-fated Titan submersible. Younger Bloom’s intuition and keen judgement led them to opt out of the voyage. The multimillionaire duo isn’t saying goodbye to deep-sea exploration despite the close call.👀🌊💡
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The story of multimillionaire Vegas tycoon Jay Bloom and his son Sean is more Titanic than most. They were scheduled to join the doomed Titan submersible voyage but backed out at the last minute due to Sean’s astute judgement. They avoided a watery grave, but the tragedy hasn’t deterred their desire for deep-sea exploration. But hey, when did any Vegas gamester back away from a good roll of the dice? 🎲🌊
Sean was the life-saver here, listening to his instincts and calling out red flags. Apparently, these included OceanGate’s CEO, Stockton Rush, steering a multimillion-dollar underwater vehicle using a… Logitech video game controller?! 🎮🤔💭
Sean, leveraging his common sense, wasn’t just about to join a submersible expedition controlled by a video game joystick. His gut told him something else wasn’t right too—the design and build of the vessel itself. Though the Titan had previously completed successful voyages, Sean didn’t believe it would withstand the intense pressure at those deep sea depths.🌊🚢💥
As we all know, sadly, Sean’s gut was right. The Titan did implode, taking the lives of five passengers, including Rush. Their spots had been given to another father-son duo, Shahzada and Suleman Dawood. As Jay and Sean mused, it could have easily been them instead. A chilling thought, isn’t it? 🥶👀💔
Despite the brush with potential disaster, Jay and Sean’s deep-sea dreams haven’t sunk. They’re still down to explore the depths, but with the “right person”. Now, who exactly would this “right person” be? Someone with more than video gaming skills, hopefully? 🤷🔱🕹
While it’s easy to lay blame, Jay believes that Stockton Rush’s decision-making came not from a place of recklessness, but passionate devotion to his project. But could that passion have clouded his judgment? And aren’t we all sometimes guilty of letting our passions run a bit too wild? 🤔💭💔
So, here’s the deep sea mystery: How many more of us are willing to take the plunge, to reach those uncharted depths, despite the odds? And more importantly, can our love for exploration justify the risks? The Blooms have their answer, do you have yours? 🌊🤔🚀
DISCLAIMER: The above report is based on real events and does not serve as advice or recommendations. Please exercise personal judgment when considering such activities.
