#70 - Andrew Guay Talks Stand-Up Comedy, Data Centers, Michigan Politics

Good Times, Noodle Salad #70 welcomes comedian Andrew Guay for an episode that somehow manages to connect stand-up comedy, hyperscale data centers, engineering, Michigan politics, and a whole lot of nonsense.We dive into Andrew's journey through stand-up comedy before taking a surprisingly nerdy detour into the world of data centers, including the differences between closed-loop and open-loop cooling systems and why that stuff is way more interesting than it sounds. Along the way, we also get into the Michigan U.S. Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, throwing around opinions, jokes, and the occasional half-baked hot take like only Good Times, Noodle Salad can.As always, the conversation rarely stays on track for long. Expect plenty of tangents, ridiculous stories, terrible puns, unexpected laughs, and the kind of conversational chaos that's become the show's trademark.If you enjoy podcasts about comedy, current events, engineering, music, and absolutely everything in between, this one's for you.Topics include: stand-up comedy, Andrew Guay, data centers, open-loop vs. closed-loop cooling systems, Michigan politics, Abdul El-Sayed, Haley Stevens, comedy writing, and everything in between.Support the show