"Great, thank you."

She tears the page off neatly without leaving any ragged scraps behind and offers it to Bella. It’s got various contact info on it.

"And thanks for your time."

Off she goes to contact various info'd people.

The Society for the Advancement of Human Potential does, it turns out, want to invest in random dead high school students who seem vaguely promising as people. The people doing afterlife stats tell her where to find their website with information on their ongoing research efforts and also have a very long survey she can get paid to complete. The recruiter can make an appointment with her for a few days from now.

She does the very long survey while gently and reverently reading some books in her host's library and catching him up on recent Earth developments.

He has a bunch of questions about daily life and pop culture.

She was not incredibly up on pop culture but she remembers some titles and factoids.

He’s curious if there’s something she spent more time on and wants to talk about but otherwise that’s fine.

"Inconveniently I mostly preferred old books! I went to high school, I can tell you about that." If he wanted to know what's on the curriculum in Arizona and Washington public schools he's come to the right person.