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May 13, 2020 16 min

DD#10~ RIP Jerry Stiller.....

from Dapper Dividends Hosted by Dapper Dividends

Apologies for the inferior sound quality and audio issues! A wonky USB cable was the culprit..... I removed the background music from part 1 as it was drowning out my voice. All will be well going forward!!! I pay a short homage to the late & great Jerry Stiller, cover my buy's of the week so far - O, SPG & BTC, talk about why I like SPG going forward, Fauci & Musk, and tell you to focus on what you can control and being better than you were yesterday. Song of the show is Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd! Disclaimer- I am not a financial adviser and this is not financial advice. This is for fun and entertainment. Investing in the stock market carries risk of loss and you should consult a licensed financial adviser first.

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