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This is the first time I have heard the term "phrasal verb" and yet I would consider myself fairly adept at English language. NSC once again a source of enlightenment.

The version I've heard is "where are you at". The "at" is as unnecessary as the "to".

People are always saying "let's meet up". Why the "up"? "Let's meet" is just fine. And then there's "I'll be with you shortly; I'm just going to park up". Park up where? What's wrong with "I'm going to park"? Both irritate me ... but then again, as I get older, a lot of things irritate me!! I...