The image features a graphic with a bold statement. At the top, the phrase "IF DAD CAN'T FIX IT WE'RE ALL SCREWED" is prominently displayed in capital letters. Below this, there is a silhouette of a person's head, which is stylized to resemble a drill. The drill is positioned in such a way that it appears to be drilling into the silhouette, suggesting a repair or maintenance action. The overall message of the image seems to be a humorous take on the idea that if a father is unable to fix something, it implies that no one can. The use of a drill as a symbol for repair or maintenance adds a visual element to the text, reinforcing the theme of fixing or mending.