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Kevin27 in New York, New York said: Mike hurry and get hired...I will also be looking for roommate possibly after training.....

hi,
I am scheduled from NYC to SFO for my interview. Does anyone know the process and where could i stay the night before? How long is training and do you have to get your own accommodation?

I am nervous and would like your suggestions!

Thanks Much!
HH

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: hi,
I am scheduled from NYC to SFO for my interview. Does anyone know the process and where could i stay the night before? How long is training and do you have to get your own accommodation?

I am nervous and would like your suggestions!

Thanks Much!
HH

You do have to get your own hotel. I go on the 20th I am staying at the Sheraton the night before since the interviews are there. I think training is 4 weeks and you do have to get your own hotel, but you also get paid while in training. When is your interview??

Larry Wu in Burlingame, California said: I'm not in the current class, I graduated already. Yes I am here but I am fairly busy, with VA (my new life style and experience) and my own business :) so I apologize.

Hey =) We all graduated last week and exhausted... I came to Virgin America with so much energy, passion and excitement but most importantly I was looking for a new life style, new experience and love people! From the time I got invited to the interview, thru the fun and unique interview process, waiting to hear back, going thru training and finally graduating; all I have to say is... It was a blast! The people at the HQ at Virgin America, our trainers, and my team mates in my class all made my time there a great unforgettable once in a life time experience. I am sure others in my class of 03-08 also felt the same way. I have them all to thank as we all came to Virgin America for various reasons and we all come from different backgrounds. I personally came for the passion, life style & experience and it was exactly what I got.

Flying for the first time, the crew on my flight continued that same positive energy & fun that I've seen as a guest on Virgin America in the past. All I can say is, I'm glad to be here, ambitious and glad to be part of a wonderful team and I wish all of you the best of luck thru every process of the interview, training and experience when you fly. :)

Cheers!
Larry

larry,

What is the pay and benefits like there at VA? Is it worth it?
what is the guarantee hrs per month? Let me know how long is traung and is food and accommodations provided. When is your benefits kick in and what are the travel bnefits?
HH

JWomack in San Diego, California said: For those of you who are going to be in the May 27th class I made a different thread for us on Indeed so we can discuss housing/hotels and everything else! So if your going to be in that class and are still trying to figure out a place to stay check out the new thread! :-)

how long was training or is training? i know they have only two types of Airbus....so i do not think it will be that hard.

please let me know..i have a 5/20 session coming up...where do u stay during training and who pays?

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: how long was training or is training? i know they have only two types of Airbus....so i do not think it will be that hard.

please let me know..i have a 5/20 session coming up...where do u stay during training and who pays?

Hi Howie,
Good luck on your interview. I would recommend that you read back through this forum as all your questions will be answered and lots more besides.
SF

hi sf,

Could answer them then? You seem to have the answers...could you be nice enough?

Training time
pay
accommodations

thanks much!

wow...
pennsyvania huh !! welcome.
TRAINING TIME IS 28 DAYS TO 1 MONTH. PAY IS 1300 AND SOMETHING.
ACCOMODATIONS ARE PAID BY YOU. SHERATON IS CONVENIENT BUT EXPENSIVE UNLESS THERE ARE DEALS ON EXPEDIA OR HOTEL.COM ETC...
PEPS FOR THE TRAINING ARE GETTING TOGETHER FOR SHARED ROOMS AT THE EMBASSY DOWN THE FREEWAY SOME. THERE ARE QUITE A FEW HOTELS IN THE AREA OF THE SHERATON AND THE AIRPORT...FROM LOW SCALE TO HIGH.
GOOD LUCK,
TRINA IN SF

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: hi sf,

Could answer them then? You seem to have the answers...could you be nice enough?

Training time
pay
accommodations

thanks much!

Training is 28 days or so. And,those of us on this forum that will be training starting May 27th and don't live in SFO we will be staying at the Holiday Inn Express. The current class is at the Embassy Suites, but with summer we couldn't get the same rate. They will talk to you about pay at training, but they do pay well compared to many others. I am not comfortable doing that here. It may be somewhere back on the forum. I would still encourage you read back, because you will get information that haven't even thought to ask. Make sure you make friends with people at the interview and swap information, so you will have people to share with if there aren't many here. Good luck.

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO JUST GOT INTERVIEW DATES, HOW LONG DID IT TAKE THEM TO RESPOND AFTER U APPLIED??

can someone please email me Megan's email address??? riquaya_robinson@yahoo.com... thanks!

MEGAN.FLANAGAN@VIRGINAMERICA.COM

TRINA SF

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: how long was training or is training? i know they have only two types of Airbus....so i do not think it will be that hard.

please let me know..i have a 5/20 session coming up...where do u stay during training and who pays?

Hi Howie I am also going to the 5/20 interview. Are you staying at the Sheraton?

Hi, friends in Training Class 5/27! I am still waiting to get the final offer letter - I have done the drug test on Monday 5/12 and finished the Verifications online application last Thursday night, 5/8/08. Hopefully by Friday.

So, quick question. I live driving distance to SFO (2 hours 15 min. on smooth traffic days). I want to stay by the Training Center during the week, but go home weekends. Having a weekend is definitely a better deal financially, and also great to have someone to study with. Let me know when everyone gets the offer and e-mailed the study paperwork. See you in 2 weeks - WOW!

I typed too fast and left out some key words - sorry! I am hoping to hear the final word by this Friday. Having a roommate is definitely a better deal financially.........

Just wanted to clear that up. I will contact the Holiday Inn as soon as I hear.

Erika in Salinas, California said: Hi, friends in Training Class 5/27! I am still waiting to get the final offer letter - I have done the drug test on Monday 5/12 and finished the Verifications online application last Thursday night, 5/8/08. Hopefully by Friday.

So, quick question. I live driving distance to SFO (2 hours 15 min. on smooth traffic days). I want to stay by the Training Center during the week, but go home weekends. Having a weekend is definitely a better deal financially, and also great to have someone to study with. Let me know when everyone gets the offer and e-mailed the study paperwork. See you in 2 weeks - WOW!

Erika, this is Steve just want to let you know we don't have weekends off during training from what I hear you go 6 consecutive days with one day off then 5 consecutive with one or two off I am not sure. but it won't be full weekends. I hope I didn't wreck your night. LOL!!! I look forward to meeting you in two weeks. I too haven't heard final yet as I got drug tested on sunday the 11th and did my online app friday night the 9th. hope this helps you. take care

SFDenver in Riverside, California said: Hi Cat,
I have tremendous respect for you and all the help you have provided so many people on the United forum. You have been a great encouragement. However, I would respectfully disagree with you on this point. I am over 50 :) and I was given a go ahead. I know of several others as well. They are in training as we speak. I know of some young very beautiful people that VA did not hire. So, I think VX is setting its own standards, and one failure to hire does not translate into age discrimination. There are all kinds of possible reasons. With so many airlines going under recently and hiring freezes (i.e. United), an already very competitive market is even more intense. Again, I do appreciate you and all your usual kind words of encouragement you give of generously.

Mission Virgin--I am so sorry to hear about you not getting the offer to move forward in the process. I wish you the very best of luck in your search. Have you tried American Eagle? They are hiring like crazy right now. I believe ASA and Alaska are hiring as well. Hopefully, JetBlue will come through for you very soon.

SF,
It is no wonder you are going to be a Flight Attendant!
Your dimplomacy and graciousness is a huge asset to you : ) (and to your coworkers).
Yes, I had writers remorse after that comment. That is just IMO, but I should have kept it to myself. I truly hope that you are more correct than I am on this one. It is much better to work with people with varied ages and experiences. I have learned lot of lessons from Flight Attendants who are older than me. Some have been about flying...lots have been about life and how to treat people. You are especially correct about the competitiveness of getting hired...right now more than ever. If age discrimation is an issue, there are even less chances for some extremely qualified F/A's to get hired on.

Cat in Mission Viejo, California said: SF,
It is no wonder you are going to be a Flight Attendant!
Your dimplomacy and graciousness is a huge asset to you : ) (and to your coworkers).
Yes, I had writers remorse after that comment. That is just IMO, but I should have kept it to myself. I truly hope that you are more correct than I am on this one. It is much better to work with people with varied ages and experiences. I have learned lot of lessons from Flight Attendants who are older than me. Some have been about flying...lots have been about life and how to treat people. You are especially correct about the competitiveness of getting hired...right now more than ever. If age discrimation is an issue, there are even less chances for some extremely qualified F/A's to get hired on.

SF
I am so happy to hear that you got hired at 50 with VA!! YAY for you! I hope that my comments have not discouraged anyone from applying. I especially hope they didn't dampen anyones enthusiasm for their new career. CONGRATULATIONS to everyone!!! : ) I only wish United had snatched you up so I could fly with you : ) Everyone, take care and FLY SAFE : )...Cat

Hi all! I have a conditional offer, just interviewed today. I think I'll be in the May 27th class, wondering if anyone else is looking for a hotel to split or not.... I did do some searching on craigslist and there seemed to be some hostels in San Fran that might not be too expensive ....

Welcome Nicole!!! There is another thread on this forum with all of us who will be in the 5/27 class. We have already started booking hotels, we got a pretty good deal so please check it out www.indeed.com/forum/job/flight-attendant/05390c183c137e1f737a4b01

thanks. I am have not make the reservations yet. Is it a good rate per night and what area is it in so i could call!

For sure i will be there on the 20th, providing i ge on the flt.
Howie

Well I am in Detroit now about to head back home to Orlando. They are doing a FAA evac drill tomorrow here, so last night I partied with my trainers and a lot of FA's I've flown with. I guess it was my pseudo going away party. Anywho....still waiting for the email. I will talk to you all soon!
Mike :-)

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: thanks. I am have not make the reservations yet. Is it a good rate per night and what area is it in so i could call!

For sure i will be there on the 20th, providing i ge on the flt.
Howie

I got the virgin rate so yeah I think its pretty good considering it's 4 star really nice hotel.

Cat in Mission Viejo, California said: SF
I am so happy to hear that you got hired at 50 with VA!! YAY for you! I hope that my comments have not discouraged anyone from applying. I especially hope they didn't dampen anyones enthusiasm for their new career. CONGRATULATIONS to everyone!!! : ) I only wish United had snatched you up so I could fly with you : ) Everyone, take care and FLY SAFE : )...Cat

I am 45 and I think I am young. I know a lot of 20 year olds that have less energy than I do LOL!! I work out everyday and take care of myself. I have worked in healthcare ( hospital ICU, ER and trauma for 24 years) it can be grueling to say the least. I know I have the stamina and work ethic to be a great FA. VA here we come !!!!!!

Hi everyone,
is there someone who applied for a second time around and then actually got hired?

thats kind of my case, i applied for a second time, and i am really hoping
that i would get another chance, i am hoping,,,,
I have great customer service back ground, and love talking to people and
love everything about flying/ airlines,,,
it has always being a dream,,,,

does any one have someone in HR other than megans email address?

if you have any ideeas what it takes please let me know!

thanks

hey guys.... looks like you can add me to the roll call on May 27th!!!!! I already live downtown San Francisco, is anyone else an SF'er that will be driving to training, if so I could totally spot some cash to carpool!

I can't believe this happened so quickly I literally applied two weeks ago, interviewed on the 14th and now have my offer letter!

Are you virgin enough?

howie in Berwick, Pennsylvania said: larry,

What is the pay and benefits like there at VA? Is it worth it?
what is the guarantee hrs per month? Let me know how long is traung and is food and accommodations provided. When is your benefits kick in and what are the travel bnefits?
HH

The pay and benefits isn't much of a secret at VA. If you've been to the interview they should have told you that it's 19 / flight hour. Benefits are always being rolled in as this is a new company, not sure what specific benefits your looking at.

"Is it worth it?" That really depends on who your asking. I didn't exactly come here for the income or the benefits but instead I came here as a solution to my personal stressful life and to meet new people with a new life style. Of course there are other reasons that goes along with it but those are my main ones. The question if it's worth it or not is very subjective and it depends on who your asking :) For me? Hell yea it's worth it! haha.. I love working at VA and everyone who works there! =)

Training is about 4 weeks, housing / food is not provided but you get paid for training. With other airlines you might get housing paid for but not training so.. it's all about the same when it comes down to it, no surprise there.

Benefits usually kick in after your training since.. think about it.. you can't use your benefits when your in training anyways :) There's a day in training devoted to benefits and all that goodie stuff. :)

Larry

Persdotter in Visingsö, Sweden said: Hi everyone,
is there someone who applied for a second time around and then actually got hired?

thats kind of my case, i applied for a second time, and i am really hoping
that i would get another chance, i am hoping,,,,
I have great customer service back ground, and love talking to people and
love everything about flying/ airlines,,,
it has always being a dream,,,,

does any one have someone in HR other than megans email address?

if you have any ideeas what it takes please let me know!

thanks

There are others in the People Department but Megan is still the best person to contact. If it's your dream, don't give up!!!!

Phillip in San Francisco, California said: hey guys.... looks like you can add me to the roll call on May 27th!!!!! I already live downtown San Francisco, is anyone else an SF'er that will be driving to training, if so I could totally spot some cash to carpool!

I can't believe this happened so quickly I literally applied two weeks ago, interviewed on the 14th and now have my offer letter!

Are you virgin enough?

Phillip, Congrats! Very happy for you! I also can't believe you applied two weeks and now you have your offer letter but can't wait to see you in training when I drop by to say hi! But as we all know, you still have one big leap to go which is go thru and complete training successfully, but I have faith in everyone who gets to go to training and can't wait to see you in the air Phillip! =)

Larry

Nicole in Seattle, Washington said: Hi all! I have a conditional offer, just interviewed today. I think I'll be in the May 27th class, wondering if anyone else is looking for a hotel to split or not.... I did do some searching on craigslist and there seemed to be some hostels in San Fran that might not be too expensive ....

Congrats Nicole! Can't wait to see you in the skies when you graduate from training! =) Keep in mind that it's best to find a hotel close by to headquarters since.. there's no point in saving a few dollars here and there if you end up having to find another mode of transportation to get you to training everyday. The red roof, sheraton, and a few others that were named on here are all within reasonable walking distance to HQ :)

Alexinthesky in Nashville, Tennessee said: I am 45 and I think I am young. I know a lot of 20 year olds that have less energy than I do LOL!! I work out everyday and take care of myself. I have worked in healthcare ( hospital ICU, ER and trauma for 24 years) it can be grueling to say the least. I know I have the stamina and work ethic to be a great FA. VA here we come !!!!!!

You are young, it's your personality that matters! Woo hoo!!!

Sherry in San Diego, California said: Larry- congrats on graduating!!! you have made me even more excited to start training :)

if you had to chose, what did you feel was the most difficult part of training is and why?

have fun flying and thanks for the update! hope to see you in the air in july :)

Thanks :) Most difficult part?... The most difficult part is seeing those who end up not being able to continue training with you for various reasons. You tend to build a tight bond with those at training as the days go on. Despite what some may think, two days can feel like two weeks and training isn't a challenge against your team mates or your instructors since your all in there together. Losing a team mate during training for me was the most difficult part of training. The training material and process itself to me isn't all that difficult, some tell me it's because I have so much passion when I came in but it varies from person to person.

I hope to see YOU and EVERYONE ELSE in the air in July :)

SFDenver in Highlands Ranch, Colorado said: Congratulations to everyone that graduated last week. Can't wait to meet and fly with all of you!! Just waiting on my final email with the all clear! :)

Can't wait to fly with you too!!!

Larry

t diz in San Francisco, California said: congrats larry,
this is trina in sf. what can we begin to study now for our and coming training and testing? what is the most difficult of testings? can you share?
have fun !! are you on reserve now and flying ?
t diz

Hey Trina, All I can indulge on is, study EVERYTHING prior to training and during training. It'll make your life easier and less to worry about :) Always anticipate and be prepared for anything on the test. If you have that mentality you'll do just fine.

Right now I'm on reserve and flying. I personally think it's fun and exciting on reserve only because I like the spontaneous calls to fly somewhere with a new crew that I can meet and get to know during my trips. Of course that's only because I live locally; the further you are away from SFO the less likely you'll like to be on reserve. But in June I'll be able to hold a line and from what others have told me (with no prior airline experience), being on reserve for one month is unheard of in this industry.

The success rate for every class is different, that's not something I can say, or even guess for that matter. The materials to me is not all that super hard, but it does require a good amount of dedication to training. Being that most if not everyone in training wanted to be there, the dedication part shouldn't be that hard to find :)

Tiffany in Los Gatos, California said: Sadly, I will not be joining you all either. I am in the final interview stages for Alaska so send some positive vibes my way!! Good luck to you all. Im happy for you guys.

Tiffany I wish you the best at Alaska! I was sitting at starbucks one day and had a quick small chat with a fellow Alaska Airline employee and she seems very nice and happy at her job. She was taking off on Virgin America to Las Vegas that following weekend! So I'm sure you'll be in great hands and good luck to you at Alaska Tiffany!

Cheers!
Larry

thanks for all the advice larry!

i can't wait to fly with you soon :)

Larry Wu in Burlingame / San Francisco, California said: There are others in the People Department but Megan is still the best person to contact. If it's your dream, don't give up!!!!

Phillip, Congrats! Very happy for you! I also can't believe you applied two weeks and now you have your offer letter but can't wait to see you in training when I drop by to say hi! But as we all know, you still have one big leap to go which is go thru and complete training successfully, but I have faith in everyone who gets to go to training and can't wait to see you in the air Phillip! =)

Larry

Thanks Larry! I am so nervous but pretty confident that I will make it... I wonder if anyone will be driving from San Francisco? I would love to carpool!

i'm in dallas right now and read you reply, larry. thank you for your response ! i really appreciate your info.
see you soon i'm sure. t diz

I received my offer letter about two days ago and am so excited for training May 27th. Unfortunately, I am in the process of moving to Los Angeles this week so haven't realy had a chance to look for lodging in SF. If anyone has any suggestions or would like to share lodging expenses, please contact me . The company would be exciting.
Diana Remache

Larry Wu in Burlingame / San Francisco, California said: Congrats Nicole! Can't wait to see you in the skies when you graduate from training! =) Keep in mind that it's best to find a hotel close by to headquarters since.. there's no point in saving a few dollars here and there if you end up having to find another mode of transportation to get you to training everyday. The red roof, sheraton, and a few others that were named on here are all within reasonable walking distance to HQ :)

You are young, it's your personality that matters! Woo hoo!!!

Diana in Seattle, Washington said: I received my offer letter about two days ago and am so excited for training May 27th. Unfortunately, I am in the process of moving to Los Angeles this week so haven't realy had a chance to look for lodging in SF. If anyone has any suggestions or would like to share lodging expenses, please contact me . The company would be exciting.
Diana Remache

Diana, please look at the other forum us may 27th classmates are in... just search "Roll Call VA May 27th" and you should find it. A lot of people are from out of town and most got a deal at the Holiday Inn Express last I checked.

Phillip in San Francisco, California said: Thanks Larry! I am so nervous but pretty confident that I will make it... I wonder if anyone will be driving from San Francisco? I would love to carpool!

Phillip, I'm interested in carpooling. I live in the East Bay and my girlfriend lives in the Mission (22nd and Bryant), so I think I might be crashing with at her place most nights to cut down on the driving. Meet up with me in the other forum and we'll exchange some contact info to see if we can organize a carpool.

Holla!

Larry Wu in Burlingame / San Francisco, California said: There are others in the People Department but Megan is still the best person to contact. If it's your dream, don't give up!!!!

Larry,
You are great! Such a positive person! Full with energy!
I really hope to become a Va MEMBER VERY SOON!
I will follow my dreams,,,,
its seems to be the perfect fun job, meeting so many exciting people every day!

Training seem like little tricky at least it sounds like it!

Good luck to you and everyone in the air!

Larry- I have been through every page of this post and want to say you are quite the inspiration! Keep up the posting, it clearly encourages a lot of people.

I am a FA with a regional now and absolutely love it. Due to the economy and talks of cutbacks I am applying to VA but not because I want to leave my current company. Is there talk within VA about future domiciles? And what are the current agreements with other carriers? I have seen Jet Blue, ASA and Frontier mentioned here. Trying to figure out if SFO is commutable from PDX.

I have family in Concord which could provide a crash pad of sorts. VA seems like it has a great atmosphere, which is oh-so-important to me as a prospective employee. It would just be difficult for me to make the jump since I am so happy with my current job. Would be easier if there was talk of more domiciles coming soon-ish. SEA or DEN? Obviously not PDX since they are not flying in & out of there. hough I did see one of your planes at PDX about 5 days ago- apparenly for a mechanical.

Thanks again for all the advice you have posted, Larry!

Does anyone know of someone who didn't make it passed the on line assessment recently?

JMarie in San Mateo, California said: Does anyone know of someone who didn't make it passed the on line assessment recently?

Yeah, if you read through the posts, someone did not pass the online assessment. The person who didn't pass mentioned it in this forum 2 or 3 weeks ago.

BlueArtGal in Portland, Oregon said: Larry- I have been through every page of this post and want to say you are quite the inspiration! Keep up the posting, it clearly encourages a lot of people.

I am a FA with a regional now and absolutely love it. Due to the economy and talks of cutbacks I am applying to VA but not because I want to leave my current company. Is there talk within VA about future domiciles? And what are the current agreements with other carriers? I have seen Jet Blue, ASA and Frontier mentioned here. Trying to figure out if SFO is commutable from PDX.

I have family in Concord which could provide a crash pad of sorts. VA seems like it has a great atmosphere, which is oh-so-important to me as a prospective employee. It would just be difficult for me to make the jump since I am so happy with my current job. Would be easier if there was talk of more domiciles coming soon-ish. SEA or DEN? Obviously not PDX since they are not flying in & out of there. hough I did see one of your planes at PDX about 5 days ago- apparenly for a mechanical.

Thanks again for all the advice you have posted, Larry!

Hi, I have heard, Cabo San Lucas, Cancun, Hawaii, Austin or Houston, Miami, and Canada Ontario or so,,,,

Persdotter in Jönköping, Sweden said: Hi, I have heard, Cabo San Lucas, Cancun, Hawaii, Austin or Houston, Miami, and Canada Ontario or so,,,,

Hejsan, Persdotter, Hur gor det? Bor du i sverige nu? Eller var? I don't have any Swedish characters on this computer, so excuse the spelling. Sounds like a lot of rumors. The out of country domiciles are just that, I am sure.

Does someone working at VA now have any insight?

Also- for an ITM who has bee on reserve- how are your reserve bids shaking out? Are you flying a lot? More than guarantee? What are the odds of you getting called on a reserve day? Are you able to request "first out" or "last out"? Bottom line, if I am on reserve I want to be getting trips, not sitting in SFO waiting for one, so that is why I am curious.

What's an ITM? I receibe an email stating that there hiring for this position

In-flight Team Member (ITM). Studying that airline terminology

HEY GUYZ I JUS DID MY ONLINE ASSESSMENTS YESTERDAY FOR AND GOT AN EMAIL TODAY TO ATTENDENT AN INTERVIEW SCHEDULE FOR MAY23 ANY1 ELSE ATTENDING ??

I will be at the interview on Friday- can anyone share some tips on the interview process? Thanks

(Not in Seattle, but in SF)

basically the interview is a make or break. it's a group interview, and to be quite honest there isn't much one on one interaction with the interview panel. they pretty much tell you all about the company and the aspects of job (as if you got the job already) and then you perform an icebreaker where everyone speaks in front of the group so everyone can see how your personality is. during this time, all members of the panel are taking notes on you.

afterwards you go in for one on ones where they'll ask you a few questions (which i won't disclose) and that's pretty much it. my one on one didn't even last 2 minutes. then you'll either get an e-mail saying sorry and thanks or an e-mail to take the drug test and move on. luckily i got the latter.

hope that helps! just be yourself and you should do fine!

taramc in Folsom, California said: I will be at the interview on Friday- can anyone share some tips on the interview process? Thanks

HEY TARA I GOT AN INTERVIEW ON FRIDAY ALSO BUT IM SO NERVOUS I DONT KNO ANYTHING ABOUT (SFO)

Persdotter in Jönköping, Sweden said: Hi, I have heard, Cabo San Lucas, Cancun, Hawaii, Austin or Houston, Miami, and Canada Ontario or so,,,,

I'm looking to apply for an FA position with Virgin America and I know they're currently hiring for the SFO area.. but if they're going to have domiciles in miami at some point should I wait until they start hiring for that location? I'm just slightly concerned about the cost of living in San Francisco.

hey shannon i llive in FT LAUDERDALE TOO I JUST WENT ON AHEAD N APPLIED THEN WEN THEY DO OPEN UP MIAMI I JUST PUT IN A TRANSFER, U NEVER KNO WAT MIGHT HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE TAKE THE CHANCE WHILE U HAVE IT NOW.

Hey Andrew... I am in Fort Lauderdale too! Will you be starting training on the 27th by any chance?