I wouldn't necessarily say you can be a slacker. That's how it may appear to the untrained eye, but you will need to study and prepare a bit. It's just the second time around is not nearly as difficult. For example I only had to study one to two hours a day after class, compared to approximately seven solid hours, hardly getting any sleep and only seeing my wife one time in 3 months at ACA (that definitely put my marriage to the test).
Breakfast is great! Hot and cold stuff. Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries, french toast, hot oatmeal, fresh cut fruit, hot and cold cereal, beagles, toast, yogurt, milk and O.J. Just leave them at least a buck tip because so many people stiff them on the tips here.
PM (aka The Doctor) is my roomy. Couldnât ask for a better roommate/ sim partner. Talk about laid back, PM is the ultimate laid back, funny, easy going guy. The funny thing is we both commute to and from the same city and never met because he was on the Delta side. If you know someone in particular that you want to room with just check in together. When you get to the hotel they just pair people together in rooms in the order that you check in at.
As far as having a car. It depends on how far you are from Houston. I would not bring a car if the drive will be more than 8 hours. The shuttle takes you everywhere here. Grocery store, Wal-Mart, Mall, Bars, and obviously to and from the airport and training center. The Shuttle runs every 20 mins.
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