我脑子不好使才会被狗骗
[wŏ năo zi bù hăo shĭ cái huì bèi gŏu piàn]
'Wǒ nǎozi bù hǎo shǐ cái huì bèi gǒu piàn.', loosely translates to 'Only If I Were Not Thinking Clearly Would I Be Fooled By A Dog’. In Chinese, comparing people or actions related to animals can denote negative feelings like contempt. This self-deprecating remark reflects on foolishness or naivety after being tricked.