Is Alex a FAKE NO SABO? + We’re DROPPING THESE LATINO TRADITIONS

Pretty, Not Smart with Louie and Yoatzi Castro

In this lively episode of 'Pretty, Not Smart with Louie and Yoatzi Castro,' the hosts welcome back their special guest Mayanna while diving into

Key takeaways

• Mishearing or misremembering conversations can trigger real emotional reactions, even when the memory is inaccurate.

Main topics

• Mishearing and memory distortion
• Cultural traditions like piñatas

Notable quotes

"I was like, damn, I'm such a dumbass. And then Alex rewinds the tape..." – Yoatzi on being gaslighted by her own memory.

Conclusion

The episode closes with heartfelt appreciation for cultural roots and

Transcript preview

Speaker 4 (0:07) What are Speaker 1 (0:07) you doing? Speaker 4 (0:09) Sorry. I'm pretty not smart. The Speaker 5 (0:13) following podcast is a Dear Media production. Speaker 1 (0:16) Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode. Speaker 4 (0:32) Welcome back to another episode of Pretty Not Smart with your host, Louis, a.k.a. the Baddest Latina. And Speaker 2 (0:38) Yoazi, the second Baddest Latina. And Speaker 4 (0:42) our special, special guest, Mayanna. Speaker 4 (0:46) AKA my boyfriend, Speaker 2 (0:48) I guess. Speaker 4 (0:49) I'm Speaker 5 (0:50) sorry. He's Speaker 4 (0:52) back in the studio. It's hot in this bitch. It is. It's because it's been fucking hot outside and then we have the baddest Latinas in here so it got even hotter. And then back, back, back, back, back again. Grease after like a thousand years. I Speaker 2 (1:07) want to say that grease. Where the fuck? Have you been? I Speaker 3 (1:10) know. Speaker 2 (1:11) She hasn't been here for like a month. You guys. Speaker 4 (1:14) We've been here. Speaker 2 (1:15) We've been filming, girl. We haven't Speaker 4 (1:17) missed an episode. For real. Both Grease and the Jebiahe all over Watsonville. I know. I'm just kidding. She missed like six. Speaker 3 (1:26) You Speaker 2 (1:26) guys. Speaker 4 (1:26) No, I feel like our schedules haven't gone. Speaker 3 (1:29) And then you guys were filming on days that I can't. Speaker 5 (1:35) Excuse. Whose fault is that? Speaker 2 (1:37) Quit your other job. Speaker 4 (1:39) I can't Speaker 2 (1:40) yet. Speaker 4 (1:41) No, no, no. But all that bullshit aside, Crystal went ahead and decorated our studio. Happy Speaker 3 (1:47) Hispanic Heritage Month, everybody. Speaker 2 (1:50) This Speaker 4 (1:51) was so cute. Yoati and I, I want to say we're creative, but maybe not in like a decorative. I am. You're not. No, it's Speaker 2 (2:01) that Iraq. Creative, yes. I like it. Like Speaker 4 (2:07) I said, not creative where you need to be creative. But Greece was like. Hey, you guys, I really want to decorate the studio for when we do our Hispanic Heritage Month episode. Yes. And she whipped this out together Speaker 2 (2:23) and it's so cute. Speaker 4 (2:24) She made it look Speaker 2 (2:25) so cute. So W. Crystal. And I have a motherfucking bone to pick with you. Well, I'm not a perra anymore, Speaker 4 (2:31) so you can't give me a bone. Speaker 2 (2:33) No, I'm going to beat your ass and he is my witness. Why? Speaker 4 (2:37) I'm Speaker 2 (2:38) going to call him out on his bullshit. Speaker 4 (2:40) Why are you so pretty? Speaker 2 (2:42) You were gaslighting the fuck out of me last motherfucking episode. I? Speaker 4 (2:47) Okay, explain first. Explain. If you Speaker 2 (2:50) didn't watch the last episode, he does this to me every time. Look, and he was fully recorded. He was like, I was reading the Pretty Not Smart moment exactly how it was. And it was talking about a girl who said something to her classmates. At the end of it, I read it. Louis was like, her students. And I was like, students? And Louis was like, you said students. I was fucking confused. Me fully believing Louis like, damn, I really am a fucking dumbass. Like, I was like, fuck, I'm such a dumbass. And then Alex like rewinds the tape and shows that I actually did say classmates. But this dumbass was like spaced out. So in his head, I think he heard students. Speaker 4 (3:34) That was scary. And Speaker 2 (3:35) my dumb ass fully believed. I was like, damn, I'm a dumb ass. Fuck Speaker 4 (3:39) you. No, that was scary because I fully heard. So then when I went back and Mare was like, send it to me. I was like, no, this is proof that there's a bunch of different parallel universes. Because I heard students and there's no other explanation, Harry. Speaker 2 (3:56) And I fully, I fully believed you because I was like, if he heard me. I had to have said students. Speaker 3 (4:02) And I said it Speaker 2 (4:03) right. So now it has me thinking like, damn, how many times have I actually been right? But Louis confuses the fuck out of me. And that Speaker 5 (4:10) makes it funnier too because both of you are like that. When I say something or I do something, y'all assume I do something else. And I'm just like, what? Speaker 4 (4:18) That doesn't make any sense. Oh yeah, all of a sudden. When it comes to me, fuck Speaker 5 (4:22) y'all. Speaker 4 (4:24) But I feel Speaker 5 (4:24) like... When that happens, I don't know if you realize, but there was a comment that said, oh my God, I heard students too. Or no, I heard, yeah, students too. And there was like 200 likes on it. Speaker 4 (4:33) There was somebody that was like, I heard students too, but then I went back and realized that's not what she said. So I was like. People were gaslighting themselves in Speaker 5 (4:39) the comments. And I feel like when you're not paying attention and you hear someone say what they think is more correct, you're going to automatically believe it. Like, oh, okay. Yeah, I wasn't paying attention. So that's probably true. But when you go back, you're like, oh. Speaker 4 (4:51) No, because we've talked about that in the past where I've told you that one character trait that I hate about myself is that I complete people's sentences. And so in my brain, I was like, maybe I just thought you were going to say students. So then when you finish the story and I put students there, it didn't make sense to me. So I was like, wait, students. That's crazy. If we're having a conversation and you're like, oh, the other day I went to the to the me natural, like the restroom. Yeah, the restroom. So I was like, maybe I just completed your sentence. heard it that way. Speaker 2 (5:20) That's fucking wild. But anyways, I'm going to go straight and Speaker 4 (5:24) read. Straight and read. I'm going to go straight to reading your guys' dumbass moment of the day. Speaker 2 (5:30) Read it correct. Speaker 4 (5:32) I'm going Speaker 2 (5:33) to gaslight you. Speaker 4 (5:33) Okay. I pulled up to a drive-thru, ordered my food, waited in line until it was my turn, paid, and after I paid, I drove straight home. Halfway there, I realized I never stopped at the second window to actually pick up my food. I had to turn around and explain that I paid and I just forgot the most important part, which was my food. Love you guys. Girl, Speaker 2 (5:56) shut the fuck up. Just giving away money for breathe. She's like, go Speaker 4 (5:59) to my house. I'm Speaker 2 (6:01) so dead paid and then just leaves. Speaker 4 (6:04) Wait, that reminds me. I also want to mention. We've said this so many times that everybody that's a part of Pretty Not Smart is pretty not smart. And we had the perfect example happen last fucking week. Speaker 1 (6:19) It's so funny. Speaker 4 (6:21) I literally was like, ain't no way. So me, Fern, Grease, Alex, and Yoati are all in a group chat where we talk about all things Pretty Not Smart. So Crystal had sent a link. That we use for you guys to submit these Pretty Not Smart moments that you guys have throughout your day. So Crystal sent a reminder and was like, hey Fern, can you post this to Pretty Not Smart? And sends the link. Speaker 2 (6:48) Right after that, Speaker 4 (6:49) she sends us your guys' Pretty Not Smart stories so that we can read it for that episode. And Fern opened the messages and thought Crystal meant to post those Pretty Not Smart moments onto the Instagram and TikTok. So once you and I are done filming, I open Instagram and I'm like, what the? There's like these three stories, even like a little like carousel on Instagram. And I was like, who the fuck? Fern. So then I texted him and I was like, babe, Crystal meant to post the link to the story so people can submit the actual post. And then he even posted it on TikTok with a little song in the back. Speaker 2 (7:28) I want to know. if any of you actually took the time to read those because they were pretty long i read Speaker 4 (7:32) them yeah but i i was fully it's because i started reading them i was like who the fuck made a statement on pretty not smart without like i don't know what they were yeah Speaker 2 (7:41) so Speaker 4 (7:41) then i started reading and then i was like oh my god these are pretty not smart moments and then people in the comments were like these Speaker 5 (7:47) are funny Speaker 2 (7:47) but i was like well great Speaker 4 (7:48) i mean it's too late nobody knew it was an accident but but that was fully Speaker 2 (7:52) an accident that was not meant to happen but fern Pretty not smart. I was like, Speaker 5 (7:57) just leave it up. I have another pretty not smart moment. What? Yo, I see. And I were in line to get in and out before we were doing our long drive to actually, no, we're just waiting in the, in and outline. Right. And everyone knows the in and outline is so fucking long. Oh, but where do you order in and out at the person, right? The person sitting there with a little iPad. Speaker 5 (8:21) We're in line for how long? Like an hour? Speaker 2 (8:24) Nah, like 40 minutes. Speaker 5 (8:26) 40 minutes for a fucking drive-thru. And usually when it's that long, there's someone standing there with an iPad. They'll like wave you down like, oh, hey, are you guys ready to order? Yatsenai just kept driving, kept driving, kept driving. And then, mind you, we're in the drive-thru, all right? We're going like one mile per hour. We stop. I put the car in park and I'm on my phone just scrolling, just waiting to move up again. Some guy comes up to me with an iPad knocks on the window and I was like, oh cool. It's time to order He was like, um, we He was like you have to order right here at the window like that's the actual Like we're in front of the window bump the windows up so I can't hear them be like, excuse me, sir, sir Are you ready to order? Yeah, not the Speaker 2 (9:04) window sorry machine. Speaker 5 (9:06) So I was like I didn't notice it Until a guy came up to the window, knocked on the window, and was like, hey, you guys have to order right here. On the machine. And Speaker 4 (9:13) I Speaker 5 (9:13) was like, oh, shit, I'm sorry. And I see him running back to his little, like, side door. And there's, like, four people just being like, what the Speaker 4 (9:21) fuck is that dumbass doing Speaker 5 (9:22) in Speaker 1 (9:22) the Speaker 5 (9:22) car? Like, Speaker 4 (9:23) waiting Speaker 5 (9:23) for him to Speaker 4 (9:23) order. Yeah, Speaker 5 (9:23) waiting for us to order. But my dumbass is Speaker 4 (9:25) over there on my phone. And I was like. He's waiting for the fucking person to come in. Yeah, basically. And there was Speaker 5 (9:29) no one in front of me. I was like, what the fuck am I doing, dude? So I was like, I'm going to put my phone down. I'm over it. I feel Speaker 4 (9:34) like the only time I know we are going to order at the Little Machine is when it's raining outside. Other than that, I'm like, I don't Speaker 3 (9:40) respect it. Speaker 2 (9:40) You know why I think they were doing it? That day was balls boiling hot outside. Oh, so it was Speaker 3 (9:46) daytime. Speaker 2 (9:46) Yes. It was so fucking hot that, I mean, I'm sure they were like, guys, come inside. You guys are Speaker 3 (9:51) going Speaker 2 (9:51) to fucking die of heat stroke. So I think that's, and again, we're not used to that. We're so used to the little person and it wasn't raining or nothing. So like, I was like, hello? Yeah, we were just like, what Speaker 4 (10:02) are you paying for? I Speaker 2 (10:04) know, just for fun. Speaker 4 (10:05) I'm dead. Lots of pretty not smart moments. But to get back to the point of the episode is to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Yeah, Speaker 2 (10:17) yeah. And we Speaker 4 (10:18) brought me. Speaker 2 (10:19) We brought a Mexican. The Speaker 4 (10:22) best Mexican. We brought him because he's the outsider. He's the white Mexican. That doesn't speak English. Wait. Doesn't speak Spanish. So we thought it would be fun to. Pick Alex's brain as well as ours. Speaker 5 (10:38) Pick Speaker 4 (10:38) on him. I Speaker 2 (10:39) know. Where's the nopal crease? Put that shit on his forehead. Yeah, put it right there. Put it on his forehead. I Speaker 5 (10:44) never knew what that meant. Speaker 4 (10:47) What? Speaker 5 (10:47) Nopal en la frente? Uh-huh. So in my head, a nopal is pretty, like, Mexican. So what do you think it means? Yeah, what do you think it means? That I look Speaker 4 (10:54) Mexican. Speaker 2 (10:55) Yeah. 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Right now, buy one pair of glasses and get 20 % off any additional pairs at warbyparker.com slash pretty. That's 20 % off any additional pairs when you purchase one pair at warbyparker.com slash pretty. Well, yeah, but it's like if you're almost like acting like you're one up. Like I don't speak. I only speak English. Like me. Oh, hold on. I don't do that. Like, you know, Speaker 2 (15:17) I look pretty Mexican. Let's be so for real. But imagine I wanted to like be super like. Mamona and I'm like, oh I don't speak Spanish knowing damn well I speak Spanish, but I just don't want to speak it There's people out there who be doing that shit. What the fuck and then people be like girl Why are you acting like that? Like you have the no balling your friend and they're acting Speaker 4 (15:35) like they're not Speaker 2 (15:36) like we can't Speak Spanish. How does that Speaker 5 (15:39) apply to me? I genuinely don't know Spanish because Speaker 2 (15:42) you still you don't look Mexican So you still have the no balling your forehead. Speaker 4 (15:48) It's cuz okay, so there's two different ways there's one where you could use it as like when you're clapping back to these people who swear they're like above. So it's like, bitch, shut the fuck up. You have the nopal Speaker 5 (15:57) en la frente. Speaker 4 (15:57) That one Speaker 5 (15:58) makes Speaker 4 (15:58) sense, Speaker 5 (15:58) yeah. Speaker 4 (15:58) But then there's also the other one where it's like, you just look Mexican. Like, it's like, for me, if I'm like, how'd Speaker 5 (16:04) you know I was Mexican? Me, Speaker 1 (16:05) I'm the nopal Speaker 4 (16:06) en la frente. But it's also used as like a calm the fuck down, you're not above anybody. Yeah. Like, I feel like it's used in both ways. Right, okay. Okay, that makes a little more sense. Speaker 2 (16:16) Yeah, but you do have the nopal en la frente. You definitely look Mexican. It's just crazy that you don't speak Spanish. Speaker 5 (16:22) Yeah. Very crazy. My parents speak Spanish. And I want everyone to know. You shouldn't be proud of that because they didn't show you shit. Nana Esther, Papa Juan, Speaker 2 (16:31) why didn't you teach this man Spanish? Hold on, hold on, Speaker 5 (16:33) hold on before we get into that. For everyone that doesn't know, I am through and through 100 % a no sabo. Because for whatever reason, people think I'm faking it. I've had comments be like, you really don't know Spanish? I was like, bro, I don't. Not once have I ever tried. To say that I can speak fluently, I can't. I know a little bit, not that much. But when it comes to Spanish, my parents did not teach me Spanish growing up because they taught my older sister Spanish first and she had a harder time transitioning into school. So they were like, for Alex, let's do English first and then Spanish. My mom says I didn't give a fuck to learn and I couldn't stick it to my head. But my dad says they never taught me. So I don't know. Who's right? Who's wrong? Or whatever. They could both be right. But that's the reason why my parents never taught me Spanish when I was younger. And I've been trying to pick it up like here and there, right? You have not been trying to pick Speaker 2 (17:24) it up. Speaker 5 (17:24) Yeah, he's not been Speaker 2 (17:25) trying. Speaker 5 (17:25) He's not. Yachty and I had this conversation. We've Speaker 2 (17:28) had this Speaker 5 (17:28) conversation. We had this conversation. And I grew up going to my grandma's house almost every other weekend and going to my other grandma's house almost every week. I tried my best communicating with them. And it was just never able to stick. Speaker 2 (17:42) So... This is the argument that me and Alex have, one of our many. I feel like, so when you're little, your brain is like a sponge. So I feel like my kids, Travis, Ella, and Dante, hanging out with my mom multiple times a week because they do. If my mom just speaks Spanish to them, because that's all my mom knows, it's going to stick to their brain and it's easier for them to learn it. When you're older, that's not the case. So when you were older already and you were going to your grandma's house expecting the Spanish to just stick in your head, that's not going to work. That's not what I... Speaker 3 (18:15) No, but Speaker 2 (18:15) I know, but you were like, but I went to my grandma's like every other weekend and they would just speak Spanish and it wasn't sticking. That's Speaker 5 (18:20) not what I said. Speaker 2 (18:21) Isn't that what he said? Speaker 5 (18:22) No. I kind of zoned out. Long story Speaker 3 (18:25) short, I would go Speaker 5 (18:26) to... Speaker 3 (18:26) He said growing up, like he would go every weekend, no? Speaker 5 (18:30) Yeah, every weekend. I would go all the... Long story short, I would go all the time. I would try to communicate with them, which is what I said. And, like, the conversations would get longer and longer. So I'm like, okay, cool. Like, it's working. And then at some point, they would just, like... It's gone like I don't know how to respond to them even though last week I did and then I purposely took Spanish in high school, which I know is not the best Spanish All right, but it's something that is supposed to teach you Spanish and I had some fucking You're Speaker 4 (19:00) cool, but you suck that teaching Speaker 5 (19:01) No, he had he had tenure. I'm just I'm just blaming it on that. You Speaker 2 (19:07) can't get fired when you have a tenure Speaker 5 (19:08) Showed up drunk With alcohol? Allegedly. No, not allegedly. I Speaker 2 (19:15) know. Don't drop names. Speaker 5 (19:17) 100%. Allegedly. Speaker 2 (19:19) Allegedly. Speaker 5 (19:19) Okay. Allegedly. 100%. I missed half of... No, not I missed. He missed half of my Spanish year because he was absent, drunk, in class, or when he was there, he would teach a little bit. Speaker 2 (19:36) Damn, poor guy. And Speaker 5 (19:37) then year two came around and the teacher was teaching us like, she told me that cabro is not like, I'm not allowed to say Speaker 4 (19:45) that. And I was like, what? And she's like, it's coche. I was like, coche? I was like, I've never Speaker 5 (19:48) heard of coche. Yeah, but she was basically like super like official? Like a proper Spanish. Speaker 2 (19:54) That's how they teach you in high school, proper Spanish. Which I get that. And Speaker 5 (19:57) then I was like trying to learn and stuff, but like it just was not sticking. Like it was really hard for me to be like, like. I would try to sit there and listen and pay attention and learn. It just wasn't happening. Speaker 2 (20:07) I think growing up too, since you didn't have it every day, it was probably harder. Every other week, you said? Yeah. That's where I feel like it wouldn't stick. Whether the kids are exposed to it almost daily. I could see Speaker 3 (20:22) it Speaker 4 (20:22) both ways. I could see where your parents taught your sister Spanish, so it became harder for her to learn English. Speaker 4 (20:33) Because I could kind of see that with us. I feel like it was probably way harder for you than it was for me. But it was still really hard to the point where, like, I had to take all these, like, additional classes and, like, only Spanish speaker classes that we pulled out of class so that I can learn more English. Because I was still, Spanish was my first language. So then maybe your parents were thinking, like, let's do English first and then Spanish. Yeah. But then it kind of gets to the point where. It's like the predominantly one overpowering is going to be English. So I think Speaker 2 (21:02) it made Speaker 4 (21:03) it harder for us to learn English for sure. And even now, I mean, I know Spanish, but even still writing in Spanish is very difficult and reading in Spanish is still really difficult. But I can get around with speaking it. I can read Spanish, but I'm saying when it comes to like a full on book, I'll be like, girl, I'm over it. So like. I could see it both ways because I could see how your parents would be like, okay, well, I mean, he's going to be speaking English for fucking everything. So let's start with English and then Spanish. But then with English being the language that you're speaking 99.9 % of the time, I could see why in your brain, maybe like Spanish was a little useless. Because your parents also know English. Right. So it's also like the only one you were really practicing with was your grandma. But then you also weren't with her like 24-7 at practice. Because I think right now with your Speaker 2 (21:49) kids. Speaker 4 (21:49) Bitch, 24-7. Speaker 2 (21:51) With Speaker 4 (21:51) your kids, they see my mom a huevo at least, at least three times a week. So that means they're practicing Spanish at least three Speaker 2 (22:01) times a week. And it's fully Spanish. Like my parents only speak Spanish to them. And I'm so blessed and so happy for that because I. I want my kids to be fully bilingual. Speaker 3 (22:10) And Speaker 2 (22:11) like so far it's doing so good. And technically, academically, kids who are bilingual do better in school. Just because, I don't know, it like does magical things to their brain. I feel like Speaker 5 (22:24) once you learn two languages or more, it unlocks something else in your brain that helps you learn more. Speaker 2 (22:31) Because Speaker 5 (22:31) like, I mean, yeah, I was pretty good at school until I got to high school and like everything went like... Speaker 5 (22:37) I don't know. I'm telling you, Spanish just never stuck. And I played soccer for 15 years. And every soccer team that I played on, pure Spanish. And Speaker 4 (22:45) I would learn with them. Speaker 4 (22:47) But so low but like all these little Speaker 5 (22:49) words but like obviously I'm not gonna learn a full sentence or anything like that one soccer But literally even all my teammates were my age. They would know a little bit of English, but they knew I didn't know Spanish Yeah, so they would purposely speak in Spanish for me to for me to Like keep up and it worked like on the soccer field. I bet like I think I can keep up Yeah, Speaker 4 (23:06) I Speaker 5 (23:07) just now I can't say anything cuz I'm not used to Speaker 4 (23:10) I'm not used to any Speaker 5 (23:11) of the calls in Speaker 4 (23:11) Spanish. Yeah. And to be fair, if you did try like taking Spanish in school, and I'm sure we can all relate to this. It's like one of those. I feel like with any language, any language that you're going to learn, like through the books, people who speak that language know you learned that language. If that makes sense. Like, it's not like if Meg goes and starts fucking English. Oh, wait, that's for English. Oh, yeah. If he starts to learn Spanish. It's very different than the Spanish we speak. Like the slang. Like it's just like even everything that we say, it's very like slang. Or it's like, what is it? Like Mexican-American, like Spanish. Like me voy a parquear. That's not a thing. It's like me voy a estacionar el carro. Speaker 2 (23:55) What's the word? It's Chicano. Chicano English and Spanish. It's Speaker 4 (23:59) like just a bunch of slang. So I feel like even if you go learn it. We'll probably not know some things or you'll probably not understand some things because when I was taking Spanish in school I was like what dude it was like Speaker 2 (24:09) another language and I would ask my parents for help Speaker 4 (24:12) my parents would be like I don't know what the fuck that is. Like also Speaker 3 (24:14) because the Spanish we learn at school. It's like Spaniards. Yeah, right. Yeah, I heard that Speaker 2 (24:20) too. Yeah, so it is a little different. And not only that, Spanish Speaker 3 (24:22) in like per se Mexico, it's also different per state. Yes, very different. Like slang. Yeah. It's Speaker 5 (24:31) like accents in America, like the southern accent. For example, Speaker 3 (24:34) my sister's husband, he's from LDF. Uh Speaker 5 (24:37) -huh. Speaker 3 (24:38) Girl. Speaker 2 (24:39) The way he talks. Yeah. It's funny how the FF people talk. Speaker 3 (24:43) They talk with Speaker 2 (24:44) so many like jokes and like they have an accent. What do they Speaker 4 (24:49) call us? Chilangos? Speaker 2 (24:50) Chilangos. Like, where are you going? Let's Speaker 3 (24:52) go Speaker 2 (24:52) to the bus. Let's go to the bus. Chilango. It's very much like that. Very like a song. Speaker 3 (24:58) And he tells us like, you guys are talking about rancho. Oh, yeah, yeah, Speaker 4 (25:02) yeah. pretty much like you know yeah like it's everyone has like they're different like like you could tell where you're from almost when Speaker 2 (25:09) uh we went to disneyland not too long ago and