You tell me.
I had this argument awhile ago with Jennifer, but it just randomly popped into my head. Inside out is the same thing as saying outside in. While She was sewing she asked me to help her make a strap outside in. She was halfway done and handed it to me to save her some time. So I start tucking away and found it surprising easy and simple. I did it wrong. When I looked at it the outside part was inside so I told her I just did what she asked me to. Of course I knew what she meant when she said outside in. A lot of people say it that way. My only argument was that she should have told me she wanted it inside in and outside out. That's the correct way of saying it. Switching the words doesn't switch the meaning every time. So I would have to say, it's my win. XP hehe