You know Leslie Knope could find her way around a budgeting spreadsheet.
, I'd trust my life savings to Johnny Rose. Not only is he a businessman, but after being defrauded and losing the family fortune, Johnny makes do with a very
"Schitty" situation. Throughout the series, we see him stretch what little money is left for the good of the family, and he tries to remain positive in the face of a serious crisis. His hard work pays off when he is able to rebrand and renovate the Rosebud Motel.Organized and goal-oriented, Pawnee’s fearless leader would undoubtedly be a top-notch budgeteer.
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