-kacey: yes. -lemonis: any good? -kacey: yes. -lemonis: does it sell well? -kacey: it does.what's the price like on a bag like this? -kacey: 20 bucks. -lemonis: is that a good price? lisa: yes, we have some brands that -- lemonis: "features premium formulation, multi-protein sources, made in the usa." lisa: "made in the usa." i'm telling you, the packaging won't do well. lemonis: now you're a packaging expert? lisa: no, but i'm telling you. [ horn honks ] lemonis: "quality loyal, not brand loyal." "focusing on brands that get it right from the start." lisa: there's a lot of brands that have made garbage food for a long time and now realize there's a natural market. and they're making one or two skus to jump on the bandwagon, but their integrity -- you know what i mean? lemonis: but you just said you were product loyal, not brand loyal. so doesn't that go both ways? you want to kick somebody out because they do something that you don't like, but you don't want to let somebody in if they start to adjust to your way of thinking. lisa: because they still are selling the bad prod

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. >> as a teenager she played the texas circuit, making friends with other young artist like kacey mussa decade of performing she hit a wall and quit the stage. >> i was a little fed up with myself. and i wanted to make a change. i had never lived anywhere else besides texas. i just want to be a bet are something. >> like you were trying to provoke something. >> i was trying to scare myself a little bit. >> at 21 she packed up a u-haul and moved to nashville to become a songwriter. >> what was the scariest part about coming here? >> i moved into like a craig lust house. i didn't know who the roommates were. it was terrifying. it was cheap. that house is condemned now. i don't know how my mom let me out of the car honestly. she pulled up she was like, what the hell is this? >> but she quickly found a job with awn p lusher on nashville's music row. within six months, tim mcgraw recorded a song she wrote wrote called "last turn home u. >> what was it luke to hear that? >> it was very emotional. you never forget. >> what happened that took you back to the stage? >> i think it was a confiden