Dealing with the weirdest customer requests while working at a bookstore

The shop bell rang, and a woman walked in wearing a strange mix of old-fashioned clothes. She looked at our new books as if they were holy. She finally came to the counter with a wild look in her eyes. She asked if we had any books that had been read before. I explained that we were a new bookstore and only sold brand-new copies. She frowned and told me she wanted books with history, like they had been owned by someone special. She called our new books boring and empty. I told her politely that I could not help, but suggested a used bookstore down the street. She got angry and called me a gatekeeper. I was confused, so I tried to explain how our store works, but she just sighed and looked at me like I was simple. She even asked if I was stopping the growth of literature by not having old books. I just wanted my break to start. Finally, she gave up on me and walked out. After she left, I noticed a mess in the fiction section. She had moved the books around based on the authors' middle names instead of the usual way. It took me a long time to fix the shelves. By the time I was finished, the bell rang again, but I didn't even look up.