there comes a point where it's morally better to just steal from the store

In genuinely curious about this, what storefronts are using this regularly?

There are so many price aggregator/tracking tools of there, it's easy to gut check if you're getting scammed. The only really obvious one I've encountered is Uber/Lyft, where the price of the same ride can vary dramatically between people and moments in time.

My Amazon prices, despite regular ups and downs based on the market, has never deviated from what CamelCamelCamel thinks the price should be. Hotels and plane tickets purchased direct are, within a margin of error, the same as what's shown on Google or Expedia.

Am I getting bamboozled into paying an extra $5 on a $200 plane ticket because i fall into a demographic? Maybe, but IDK what would be adding up to "thousands of dollars" in my life, curious where my blindspots are.

Here’s a better trick, Go to a food broker overnight, take the food truck, remove the GPS, deposit the food to the food bank, repeat.

Dynamic pricing deserves far more transparency than it gets.