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#9. The key moments that led to his WWE exit
Ambrose still kept an open mind about things possibly changing during his return run (though he knew in the back of his mind it wasn't). He spent quite some time in the episode ranting about being handed crappy scripts and doing promos that he didn't like at all.
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He gave examples of promos that involved cringe words such as "pooper scooper". In another instance, he had a promo entirely changed and sent it to Vince. Vince wrote it and put all the removed material back. When he asked Vince why the chairman replied "This is good s**t. It's so you".
What was clear was that Vince McMahon and Dean Ambrose had two very different ideas about the Dean Ambrose character. Moxley revealed that it was at this point where he started to count the days till his contract ended in WWE.
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