I had visited this comic book shop it was honest to God my first and final time in this store. I had walked in with my video camera which I was filming for a documentary and had moved here from California recently. Not even less than a moment of being in there. I barely had walked in until I was confronted by the manager who was hostile and aggressive when approached. He had asked of me what the purpose was that I was filming for and responded to him letting him know, I then had asked of him if it was alright with his permission for me to film in there. He then had said to me \""It's too late now to ask\"" I was not allowed to film in there because I was not granted permission from him to do so. Those were his exact words. This is the most venomous and vile customer service I've encountered. After he realized who I was and that I had a celebrity status he later had changed his tone of voice and attitude.\nI've let him know I would have approached him to ask him for his permission if only had I known to my knowledge that he was one of the owners there who had operated the shop, common sense and logic would have told you, you are supposed to have an employee I.D at least a lanyard around you're neck to identify you are an official worker there or a badge. Otherwise I had an impression that he was just another customer in there. I did not appreciate the hostile attitude towards me and inflicted at me. I had given them a call later that evening and addressed myself more in depth and all they could manage to do was constantly apologize and invite me back into their storefront. I've let them know this was the final time I was ever to step foot in their business again.\nIn conclusion to this my final decision is never to conduct my business with them again and strongly advise anyone else to be Leary and avoid them like a plague.\nThere is an old expression, both actually.\n\""You're customers are always right\"" and \""Once bit twice shy\""