The image is a graphic with a humorous and playful tone. It features a stylized depiction of a fish with a large mouth, seemingly in the act of catching something. The fish is centrally positioned and takes up a significant portion of the image. Above the fish, there is a text that reads, "Sometimes it's a fish." This phrase is a play on the saying "It's always a fish," which is often used to describe the idea that people tend to focus on the most obvious or immediate solution to a problem. Below the fish, there is another line of text that says, "Other times it's a buzz." This phrase is a continuation of the joke, suggesting that sometimes the solution to a problem is not as obvious as it might seem. At the bottom of the image, there is a final line of text that reads, "But I always catch something." This line is a punchline to the joke, implying that the person who made the image always manages to find a solution to their problems, regardless of how obvious or immediate it might be. The overall style of the image is reminiscent of a comic strip or a cartoon, with bold lines and a clear, simple design. The use of black and white adds a classic and timeless feel to the image.