Throughout breakfast, after the basic introductions were made, Emmett mostly just ate quietly and laughed along at any jokes that were told. Before he knew it, his tray of food was completely exhausted and he wondered whether he should get a second serving. It sounded like a good idea, but then again, he was going to be doing a simulation soon and he predicted it to involve a lot of movement. He didn't have any motion sickness, but being thrown about in a metal chassis was bound to induce at least some indigestion.
Soon, it was time for everyone to part ways for the day. Emmett said his goodbyes to everyone, making a point to address them by their first names. Mostly for his own benefit though, so that he could remember them. It'd be pretty embarrassing, not to mention rude, to forget someone's name after a day.
Turning his attention back to Mako, he followed her to the Sim Room. In all honestly, he was thankful to have some sort of a guide to show him where he needed to go. He'd wager this place was probably even bigger than his hometown. Then again, his hometown was pretty small, but that wasn't the point. Looking at all these forked corridors, he'd be legitimately impressed if people didn't get lost in here once in awhile.