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#2 Dean Ambrose and Big Cass
In the latest episode of WWE Ride Along, the three former members of The Shield talked about their early careers with the company. Dean Ambrose himself confessed that he was forced to rent a room that he found on Craigslist when he first signed with FCW because he had an eviction on his record, which meant that he couldn't get an actual apartment.
Dean was stuck in this room for a number of months paying $100 a week to a landlord before Big Cass offered Dean a much better place to stay.
Ambrose and Cass lived together throughout their time in FCW and "The Lunatic Fringe" didn't move out until 2014 when he was already part of WWE's main roster. Big Cass himself stated that his time living with Ambrose was "the best of his life" and that he found this time in his career both educational and fun.
