Maayer Dua gift shop — Local services in New York

My first time When I visited this store to purchase souvenirs, I had a positive experience. However, when I returned to buy a shirt on another day, I encountered a frustrating situation. It's common to want to check logos and colours, especially when all the same-sized items are displayed together. I pulled out three clothes to examine the logos and sizes because not all of them had the same shape, despite being labeled as 'M.'

During this process, a gentleman approached me and spoke in a language I initially couldn't understand. After a moment, I realized he didn't speak English and was attempting to communicate using hand signals. It appeared he was trying to convey that I couldn't continue inspecting the T-shirts. When I asked him how I could check the logos, he simply gestured 'No,' which left me feeling frustrated.

In the end, I decided to leave all the items I had intended to purchase and explore other stores. If a store expects customers to examine and search for logos, they should reconsider their display methods. It can be challenging for customers to guess the designs, and this experience left me with a negative impression...

This place was amazing! They person who assisted me was super nice! I’m actually here cause I’m praying that someone who works here sees my review and recognizes my name. There was an employee who was so nice and I wanted to be their friend and ask for some sort of communication but I was too shy. If they don’t recognize my name, I’ll say this: I bought a hoodie there on 07/31/24, I also bought 5 charms and a Statue of Liberty with a little clock. When I went to pay the employee asked for my name, Aracelys. But I was too shy to ask for his. Then I almost left without the Statue of Liberty. PLEASE RESPOND IF YOU RECOGNIZE ME!! (This is embarrassing in a way so...

Do NOT come here- there are a ton of souvenir shops in the area that sell the exact same things with much better staff. One of the workers followed me around the entire time asking if I was sure i had the right size, and later told me TO MY FACE that I was "too fat" and needed a size large (not that it matters but I am literally a size small so idk what his deal was). This was on my last day in NYC and really ruined the entire trip- I didn't know how to react because who even says something like that? Don't come here unless you enjoy being judged by your appearance. I've never had anything like this happen to me and it caught me...