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So, this morning after this podcast, I'm doing CNN so you can tune in and see me there. I'm also going to be on morning Joe with Mika.

Later this afternoon, I think I'm pre-taping a podcast with Kiki Palmer. Yesterday I was on CNBC. She's busy busy busy doing all of these things.

But I love how much all of you are loving, unstoppable. You know, KT somebody wrote in and they said, Susie, KT interrupted you.

You, what else is new everybody? You were about to tell us what Kolo said. You know, because Kolo said a Porsche, is that because I was telling him the words to unstoppable.

And Kolo was like a Porsche and I was like, yeah, a car, the Porsche and then KT whatever. And you wanted to know what else did Kolo say.

So here's what Kolo wanted to know. I thought it fascinating because Kolo does listen to every one of these podcasts.

So he said, so does that mean like I have to be powerful like a Porsche and I have to just go for it. So when I'm afraid to go for something, you want me not to stop myself, not to put the brakes on and just go for it.

And go for it with everything I have and all the power I have like a powerful Porsche. And I said, yeah, that's what I think. See, I meant by that.

But Kolo, it did not mean that you go for it no matter what. As long as you know what you're going for is something that's safe is something that you've wanted to do is something that you have passion about.

Something that it's you're not going to get hurt in it. Whatever it is, it means you go for the things that you want to go for in your life with all the power that you have within you.

As if you are a powerful machine and you can do it. And he went, oh, I'm going to do that. And I said with what?

And he said, what are you asking you for a raise? And I went get out of here right now. But Andy, what is it?

He's been singing the song everybody. I, you know, Kolo does a lot of landscaping and I was coming down the front drive.

And I heard him singing unstoppable. It was hysterical. So let's move on. KT. What he got for me?

Okay, this is from Diane. Hi, Katie and Susie. My husband and I are retirees. My question for you is if a stock has been providing dividends in the past and has stopped giving dividends, do I sell the stock?

Well, here's the thing. If a stock has stopped giving dividends.

In most cases, in my opinion, something has gone wrong. They don't have enough cash flow or something.

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