Quote: David Rose and Stevie Budd (Schitt's Creek)

In the Schitt's Creek first season episode Bad Parents, Stevie Budd was trying to help David Rose deal with his lack of money by trying to help him sell some of his designer clothes. In the previous episode, Don't Worry, It's His Sister, he did try to find a job but that didn't quite work out.

Back to his clothes, David was not being reasonable at all because I don't know how he thought he was going to get $850 dollars for a pair of pants even if they were designer. In the end, Stevie did come up with a good solution to help David keep his clothes since he admitted that he really didn't want to sell them. After the government seized nearly all of his family's assets, his clothes (the few that he was able to take) were all that he had and he really didn't want to get rid of them.

David: $850 dollars.

Stevie: $850 dollars?

David: These are a collector's. There's a woman in Paris that makes them by hand, so...

Steve: My car's worth less than your pants.

David: Well, I've seen your car, and that makes sense to me.

(Schitt's Creek season 1 episode 4: Bad Parents)

~ David Rose and Stevie Budd, Schitt's Creek season 1 episode 4: Bad Parents

Pride Month: David Rose (Schitt's Creek)

The show Schitt's Creek is one of the best shows I found by accident. It's really funny and it follows the Rose family, the father Johnny, his wife Moira and their two adult children David and Alexis, who went from riches to rags. The government seized all their assets except for a small town that they own called Schitt's Creek.

David Rose may be drama personified but he went from lounging around complaining and doing nothing to taking his skills to help revamp the disastrous clothing store Blouse Barn to eventually opening up his own store Rose Apothecary.

David is pansexual and although in this clip David and Stevie are discussing wine it's being used as a way to discuss his sexuality. And following a hook up between these two, Stevie wanted a clearer understanding about his sexuality.