Stephano compares losing the wine to getting wet in the stinky pond. Which does he think is worse, and what does this say about him

This question is about Shakespeare's "The Tempest".

He believes it is worse to lose wine than to be ashamed of being soaked in a stinking lake.

Explanation:

Stephano believes that losing the wine bottles is the worst thing that could happen because these bottles represent his honor, and therefore, losing the vine bottles means losing the honor. This shows that Stephano is a man with futility who imposes his honor on fallible and easily lost objects, when he should base his honor on his actions and behavior, like a real honorable man.

i am not in high school so i don’t know