The original saying was « won’t die in exchange », meaning ‘I had a great day » or « I had a great time ». With so much slang going back to war, there are many books on the subject.

Won’t miss it because of the pound?

It seems that « don’t miss it because of sterling » is a rather ordinary australian Say. Even the name of a book. This means that, as one assumes, one does not miss it for anything.

Will you die for money?

You won’t die because of Quid is series The adventures of Les Norton, a big red-haired boy from Queensland who is forced to march through big smog when it gets a little hot in his hometown.

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