When a person says … what does he mean?

When a person says “where are you based out of”

does he mean where are you from (born) or where you are now?

Top 3 Answers

A few days ago

Beth N

Favorite Answer

They mean where are you living now. As opposed to where you were born.

As in… “I’m based out of Jacksonville, but I’m from Chicago”

A few days ago

picador

I can see “working out of..”; but surely it should be “based IN or AT”?

A few days ago

Expat Mike

It means where are you now.

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