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Welcome to this show, everybody. I want to talk about this straight pride parade that's

happening in Boston. But before we get to that, let's begin with a word from Big Token.

Big Token is a new app that lets you share data about yourself, about your interests, your

habits, and then get paid for it. Nothing is for free. At least nothing should be free,

especially the data that you share about yourself. Right now, you already share an enormous

amount of information with tech companies and they make money off of it, but you don't.

That needs to be changed and that's where Big Token comes in. Here's how it works. You

first, you download the app, you sign up for a free Big Token account. I've downloaded

it myself. It's real quick, real easy to do, so there's no reason not to do it. Next,

you complete actions to earn points. You actions include answering surveys, checking into locations,

collecting your social accounts, and more. Then you can redeem your points for rewards,

such as cash, gift cards. You could donate your earnings to charity if you're a generous

person. Personally, I choose the cash, but that's just me having a capitalist. You choose

what data you share with Big Token and then you get paid for it. The surveys in the app

will ask general questions about your demographic, your lifestyle, specific follow-up questions

based on what you answered on those questions. They're also surveys about specific holidays

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