Learn Australian English in this expression episode of The Aussie English Podcast where I teach you the expression to CASH YOUR CHIPS. Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Android | RSS Download MP3 + Transcript AE 486 – Expression: Cash Your Chips Independent senator and power broker Nick Xenophon has vowed to continue his battle against gambling. These figures show Australia tops the world in gambling losses. The average Australian who gambles loses $1,279 a year and increasingly that’s via online sports betting sites. The ABC’s national sports editor David Mark has more. **** G’day, you mob. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English, the number one podcast for anyone and everyone or wanting to learn Australian English. Whether it’s your first time listening to this podcast, guys, in which case, big welcome, thanks for taking the time to listen to this podcast and take your English to the next level, or you are a long-time listener from the very beginning, back in, I think, 2015, a few years back, three years back, when I started. Big thanks to you as well. I really, really appreciate that you’ve stayed with me this whole time, and I keep getting e-mails from people who, obviously, I’ve never met, but who say, you know, I’ve been following you since the very beginning, and it really means a lot to me when you guys send me those emails to say ‘g’day’, to tell me your story, to tell me how long you’ve been listening to the podcast, because even though you guys hear me all the time when I’m talking or I’m in videos, I don’t get to hear from you guys unless you send me an e-mail. So, don’t ever feel like you can’t do that. I really do appreciate that, guys. And if you’re curious my email is TheAussieEnglishPodcast [at] gmail.com so feel free to always send me a message, give me feedback, just say ‘G’day’, ask me questions, I’m always available, and I always try to reply to as many e-mails as I can. Anyway, guys. This is the Aussie English podcast, obviously. It’s brought to you by the Aussie English Classroom and that is at TheAussieEnglishClassroom.com. This is the website where for these expression episodes I have a classroom, right, so I have an online classroom where I upload bonus content for these expression episodes specifically designed for students who want to study and who want to improve their Australian English or English in general as quickly as possible. And so, I have quizzes. I have vocab lists and videos explaining complicated vocab from each of these episodes, complicated expressions, and then also challenges like creating short videos to share in the Aussie English Classroom Facebook group. So, get in there and give that a go, guys, if you haven’t already. It’s a dollar for the first month. TheAussieEnglishClassroom.com. And also, if you’re just the soda student who doesn’t have that much time to spend on studying at the moment and you’re just interested in the transcripts and the MP3s, remember, you can go to TheAussieEnglishPodcast.com and sign up there for a very small fee, it’s about the cost of a coffee a month,