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live out of a suitcase

idiom/lɪv aʊt əv ə ˈsutkeɪs/

to constantly travel and not have a permanent home

Since he travels for work almost every week, he practically lives out of a suitcase.

word origin — From the 1900s — frequent business travelers and entertainers spent so much time on the road they never fully unpacked.