I reside out of that house

[Neal Whitman]

I've been reading discussions about "out of" replacing "in" here and 
there, as in companies that are "based out of [CITY]", but an extension 
from companies to individuals took me by surprise, in an NPR Morning 
Edition story from July 2. The story was about Chicago allowing 
residents in neighborhoods with abandoned properties to buy those 
properties. One woman was talking about how a lot of her extended family 
lived in her neighborhood; her aunt here, her cousins there, and "I 
reside outta that house over there."

Neal

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