Surprisingly it seems like the Lunatic Fringe has been given quite a bit of freedom when it comes to his segments, which hopefully speaks to the company's faith in him. It says a lot when a performer so new to the promotion has that much, if any leeway with how they're booked. He also said that a lot of his angles have had Vince's fingerprints all over them, and that he feels that a lot of times there's an "audience of one" you have to impress. Dean specifically mentioned the segment where he brought a Seth Rollins mannequin in the ring and proceeded to beat it up with tools as being something that Vince was passionate about--however it's also one of the worst things Ambrose has been involved in, so that that for what it's worth.