J. Gardiner
1/5
Bald guy with long sideburns, if he is in the store, I wouldn't buy or sell anything to him. This store has 4 owners, and they make decisions based on (sales and purchases) from an emotional standpoint, meaning if they are having an issue with one of their owners and one of them buys a collection or sells something at a discount price, by the next time you come in, your next visit, the owner with the sideburns will Judge you on whatever transaction you did on a prior visit. And if he didn't like what transaction the other owner made with you on your last visit, he will tell you "because you shouldn't have gotten that last deal, I'm not gonna even come close to that on this transaction ". This guy is REALLY weird and emotionally unstable when it comes to deals he doesn't like that HIS coworker made with you. One of the owners (young, tall, slim guy with locks) has left, and I can only imagine why because the bald guy with the sideburns is a prick and his type of emotion doesn't belong in this type of business. He even tried to tell me that I'm not welcome to come back to the store because I called him out on his emotions. Just for one of the other owners to turn around and tell me that the bald guy with the sideburns doesn't have the power to tell me I can't come to the store any longer. So, really, he's in the way of real business . Sickening that these types of people exist, taking up oxygen. The fact that a grown man can have such a petty attitude over collectibles is disturbing. It's like a 50 year old man with the sense of a pouting 15 year old.
