"Honestly, what pisses me off is all businesses including Mom & Pop stores have already increased their prices to take into account the new tariffs even on merchandise long before and tariffs took effect."
Because you want to buy the thing.
If you're willing to pay the price resulting from tariffs, why would you not be willing to do so for any other reason?
Your decision calculus regarding purchases has nothing to do with tariffs. Only whether or not what you're considering buying is worth more than the money you're willing to spend on it.
If you're still willing to buy the more expensive product, you're kinda suggesting that Trump was not wrong in imposing tariffs. My position would be that consumption decreases. If my blender or washing machine or TV breaks, I would have typically just gone and bought a new one. Now it may make more sense to pay someone to fix the old one, as buying something new would simply be too expensive.
When I was young, there still were people to fix washing machines and vacuums and blenders. Maybe that will be the new normal, as going and buying a new one would simply be too expensive.
This makes sense.
When the Trump tax cuts go through and the debt ceiling is raised, there are going to be far fewer overseas buyers for US debt. Given the weakness of the dollar relative to most other currencies, coming in and buying large swaths of places like Yellowstone or Yosemite might be attractive. At least it might mean the US doesn't have to start printing money as quickly.