<prompt> Human: So Fidelity has two popular total market funds: FSTMX Fidelity Total Market Index Fund Investor ClassFZROX Fidelity ZERO Total Market Index Fund. The famous 0 expense ratio fund.FSTMX offers 1.50 dividends per year. While FZROX doesnt offer any dividends.Why is this? They are both total market funds so I would assume they would have similar stocks.I talked to fidelity support to ask why I didnt get dividends from FZROX for the 3rd Quarter and the representative told me: FZROX has the ability to offer dividends but doesnt currently pay dividends. This may change in the future.So...where is FZROX dividends going?Note: I currently have FZROX but thinking of changing FSTMX if I cant find out where the dividends are going to.  <response>: The answer is in the prospectus:Each fund normally pays dividends and capital gain distributions in December. 