A hamlet with a population of 22 people, whose language they couldn't speak or understand, was an unlikely place for two young Canadians to try to learn the skills of developing a bar-restaurant-discotheque business with the unprepossessing name of Casa No-No. When that hamlet was located high in the Pyrenees Mountains in the tiny European Co-principality of Andorra — known only to stamp collectors and a few geography teachers — it wasn't easy finding enough customers to pay the heating bills. Join the author in this hilarious romp down memory lane.