Mindy presumably went to either the Good or Bad place first, before the officials in the Good Place discovered she was a bad person, and the officials in the bad place discovered she founded the Mindy St. Since Eleanor visited Mindy in both the first neighborhood experiment conducted by Michael and the last one, it is possible that by afterlife time Mindy has been in the Medium Place for almost three hundred years on the Jeremy Bearimy Timeline, according to Michael when Tahani asked how many years they were in the afterlife for.
The case was referenced by Gen in Chapter 25 when she stated that she hadn't had a case in 30 years–although she was probably going by Earth time rather than afterlife time, as we've seen Neil use this frame of reference in Chapter 36. Unable to agree where Mindy should go, a compromise was formed they created a new Neighborhood just for her: The Medium Place. Claire Rescue Alliance, which became the largest relief aid charity in the world.īoth The Good Place and The Bad Place argued over whether or not Mindy should receive credit for the charity. The next morning, Mindy went to the bank and withdrew her life savings and was going to start her charity, but she died after falling on subway tracks and being electrocuted by the third rail.Īfter her death, Mindy's sister found her plans and used her money to start up the Mindy St. One night while she was very high, Mindy had an epiphany and decided that she needed to do something good with her life and draw up plans for a global foundation that would help kids all over the world. She states she was "pretty crappy to my family, too." During the 1980s, she was a corporate lawyer who only cared about money and cocaine. Not much is known about Mindy's life before her death. Mindy was a cocaine-addicted and horny former corporate lawyer in the 1980s who, for most of her life, was a bad person, but she did one incredibly good thing which resulted in her being the only human, and from what has been shown, the only conscious being, ever sent to The Medium Place.
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