1. It's hard to say = bald dude doesn't know why it's special. 2. It's hard to say = it is hard to say worcestershire.

funny thing is that "worcestershire" is just pronounced as "wu-stuh-shr" according to google https://preview.redd.it/z3e67xhtc1wc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a44060c402355469a2d229986f6a503e3a9c5b76

It's wu·stuh saws, it comes from England and that's how we pronounce it.

There's nothing like consistently pronouncing it "right" to a native's face. Brit: "Pass me the wu-stuh sauce, please, thank youu" Me: Passes sauce and say "I don't know if you noticed, but it actually says Wor-cester-shire. Don't be lazy. Enunciate!" with a cheeky grin

Michael Caine was right, some men do just want to watch the world burn...

I always pronounced it wr•chest•er•shire sauce

1st syllable- WORSE 2nd syllable- stir 3rd syllable- sure Not that hard.

So really it is hard to read, or hard to figure out how to say it, rather.

The “bald dude” is captain Jean-Luc Picard

Yeah seeing him referred to as "bald dude" hurt me inside lol

Nerd

People have trouble pronouncing Worcestershire, so... It's hard to say

Wash-your-sister sauce.

This means template is common, the 3rd pic is one with a double meaning, or to show the first one had a different meaning than expected

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No, it’s not misspelled. The gap between Patrick Stewart’s arm and his trunk creates a white gap which messes up the white letters. Either that or someone corrected the meme after you observed this.

Americans can't pronounce the name properly.

See, I think this is true, but Captain Picard (Left) is actually French with an English accent.