Please kindly correct my writing
First, thank you in advance for your effort.
Now to start.
I finally finished my job today working for the day. It is was an exhausted exhausting day, because there is was a nasty customer who bothered me for an hour. What the customer want is entering He wanted to enter my clubhouse, but he has an adverse record had been blacklisted so (he) was refused to enter denied entry. He knows knew the reason, but he still urged pressured us to let (or: tried to coerce us into letting) him in. Finally, i have I had to call the police to get him away to leave / removed.
Secondly, After my work, I went to watch The Maze Runner. It is nice to see the final chapter installment/episode of the story series. It has been several (spelling) years since the last (or: previous / penultimate) chapter episode aired in cinemas.
After the movie, I went to eat an affogato for dessert and called it a day.
I'd like to explain the corrections in blue, since they're more for stylistic reasons and not strictly necessary.
1. "blacklisted": This is a succinct way of saying someone's barred from entry to a club / restaurant / some other establishment requiring membership due to previous bad behavior. You don't even need to state explicitly that he was denied entry - that can be assumed.
2. "Urge": try earnestly or persistently to persuade (someone) to do something. I can't imagine this customer having an earnest attitude given the context and your describing him as "nasty", so words like "coerce", "force", "pressure", or "bully" would be more appropriate.
3. "Chapter" is a unit of a book. In the case of movies that are part of a series, you'd generally use "installments" or "episodes".
4. (totally optional) "Last" can also mean "final", so just to avoid confusion you can use "previous". You can also use "penultimate", meaning second-last, since the episode you watched was the final one. This is getting into pedantic territory though, and for a casual essay I probably wouldn't be so picky over word choice myself.