Is it still a proposal if you’ve asked 43 times? That’s just one of the many questions Bama Brown and co-host Puma tackle in this laugh-out-loud episode of The Bama Brown Experience. From kleptomaniac cats in New Zealand to cougar-punching Canadians, this episode is a whirlwind of bizarre headlines, personal anecdotes, and classic Bama storytelling.

Bama kicks things off with the tale of Leonardo da Pinchy, a feline thief with over 150 stolen items to his name, sparking a hilarious comparison to Steve Martin’s comedy and a fictional animal-led bank heist. Then, the conversation shifts to weddings—specifically the rise of micro weddings. Puma shares his own experience with a DIY celebration in a San Antonio pickle factory, while Bama reminisces about his 300-person radio wedding, complete with uninvited guests and disappearing silverware.

Other highlights include:

• A shocking report from Raleigh, NC, where 63 cars were broken into, yielding over 100 stolen firearms.
• A man in British Columbia who punched a cougar in the nose and lived to tell the tale.
• The story of Luke Walter, who proposed to his girlfriend 43 times before she finally said yes.
• A billionaire with paintings in the Louvre, and Bama’s hilarious near-miss with a pronunciation faux pas.
• A humble helicopter cop meeting a NASA shuttle commander, leading to one of the best “story topper” moments ever.

Bama wraps the episode with a weekend assignment: watch Brian Regan’s “Me Monster” and Shane Gillis’s stand-up special, filmed right in Austin. If you’re looking for laughs, heart, and a dose of the unexpected, this episode delivers.

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