Sita felt torn between feeling sorry for the kid, because he obviously wasn't the brightest star in the sky, and feeling...concerned that this act of good will might come back to bite him in the ass. He'd just have to make sure he kept him away from the horses. With how he talked about them, and considering he apparently didn't grow up around any, it was clear that he had no idea what he was talking about. The last thing Sita wanted was someone injured on his watch.
Drawing his hand away, he cracked a small grin. "Now, well, don't go thinkin' I care about no...fancy words or whatever. You'll be usin' your hands, not your mouth. As long as you can do the job and listen, I don't care if ya grunt," he said, but added as a precautionary, "Though I gotta say, scared or not, big and strong or not, if it's you versus the horse, the horse is gonna win. If you don't got much experience, I'll just keep ya to other stuff. Horses are strong, but they're also delicate. Ain't gonna risk no one gettin' hurt."
Because he couldn't really trust that Yuuki wouldn't accidentally do something to upset the wrong horse. While they were all tamed, they weren't all fully trained, and even a fully trained horse could spook when approached the wrong way.
They were in the marketplace by then, and Sita lead the way to a woman that was selling simple linen tunics. They weren't fancy or anything, plain earth tones, but they were well made and affordable. He nodded for Yuuki to take his pick.