G’day, podcast listeners! Welcome to another episode of the Aussie English podcast! Today, we’re diving into the juicy idiom “cut someone’s lunch.” Ever heard it before? If not, don’t worry, you’re about to become an expert. 😉

What We’re Covering Today:

Freebies: Don’t forget to grab your freebies over at aussieenglish.com/free
Q&A: We’re answering a listener question about the weirdest animals found in Aussie houses. Spiders, anyone? 🕷️
Joke Time: Get ready for a classic joke about vampire bats. It’s a real pain in the neck! 😂
Today’s Expression: We’re breaking down the meanong of “cut someone’s lunch”.
Movie Reference: I first heard this phrase in the iconic Aussie film, “The Castle.” Haven’t seen it? Check out the trailer here 👉 Official Trailer: The Castle (1997)
Pronunciation Practice: Let’s get those Aussie sounds down pat!
Listening Comprehension: I’ll play a clip from “The Castle” for you to practice your listening skills.

Bonus Idioms: Keep your ears peeled for “sweep someone off their feet,” “pop the question,” and more!

Ready to learn? Let’s dive in!

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