Hello, I have watched a lot of your videos on signs of bad clutch and so on and so forth but I can't seem to find anything on the internet that answers this question.  I'm going to explain this as best I can.  I have a 2019 VW Jetta S it is a manual transmission, my first, so I am not all that adapt at knowing all the ins and outs yet.  However, I noticed since I've bought it about a month ago that this problem keeps happening and now more often.  If I press down on the clutch and place it into gear it feels like there is a brief barrier or rock in the way but then it goes right in.  Now if I leave the clutch depressed and change the gear again I don't have that issue anymore even when changing back to the same gear I was in, everything is as smooth as butter but if I let off the clutch and depress again I feel that same rock feeling no matter what gear I choose. Of course this is all at a stand still that I am testing this.  I also noticed the clutch sounds like my grandpas rocking chair is that normal?  The vehicle only has 20k miles on it but I am not the first owner so I am worried the dealership knowingly sold me a car with a bad clutch.  Any advice would be great as I'm not relishing the idea of taking it back to the dealership even though I've got a warranty of some kind, I don't think it covers clutch wear (smart b*st**rds).  I learned to drive stick yearssssss ago so it has nothing to do with me learning how to drive it albeit this is MY first owned manual vehicle, especially this new.  Please help!

-Kory