MTA Thrift Store — Local services in Los Angeles

I used to walk in this thrift store on the regular. After today I will no longer walk in. One of the employees there was hovering over me and was getting on my nerves. I was checking the costumes. I found one that I liked. I looked inside the bag to check if the costume was complete. This a- hole worker took the costume from me and told me not to open it. I looked at her and I said to her that I was going to buy it and wanted to make sure all the major stuff was in the bag. She had the audacity to take it from me and put it back on the rack. I don’t know if she was saving it for her self or what but that was extremely rude. I told the owner and they exchanged words in their language and the owner brushed it off like nothing and took her side. I had a bunch of stuff that I was going to purchase but I decided to drop it all and walk out. They don’t deserve my cash. Save your money and go elsewhere. They over price their stuff due to them purchasing stuff rather than it...

The selection of clothes were relatively unorganized, but given the size of the store it's reasonable that not everything will be organized perfectly. The furniture was beautiful and in perfect condition, but too pricey for me. While I was there people sounded like they were arguing, and while I could be wrong, the volume of the conversation made me feel on edge. However all these qualities together did not earn this only 3 stars. While I was there I encountered an elderly man who followed me around near the end of my visit. He asked where I lived and if i wanted to go anywhere else (im assuming With Him). Not only that, but after saying that I did not want to go with him I heard him follow me out of the store. I'm unharmed and safe but am extremely alarmed. I know that this place has little control over who enters the store, but it would bring me peace of mind if there was some sort of security guard I could notify should this ever...

After finding this place online that was close to me, I was excited to check it out. I was looking for some inexpensive furniture, and it seemed that they have a decent selection of used furniture there. When I got there, I found a piece that I was interested in. That was before I noticed the $165 dollar price tag. I couldn't believe they were asking that much for a scratched up used entryway table. I wouldn't have paid more than $50 for that piece, if that much. I walked around looking at the prices of other furniture, and in my opinion, every piece was WAY overpriced. This is not the place to buy inexpensive used furniture, so...