Consent within a Rebuke
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Question
Regarding the continuation of the previous question about a guest in a hotel. But if later the hotel owners knew there were guests and said, 'Finish what you are playing in the hotel, for example, and then leave,' then it seems there is no theft in the guest being in the hotel without initially asking for permission (of course, it is not about sleeping there, etc., but only coming for an hour or two to the hotel guests). So, apparently, since he did not tell them to leave directly, it is not theft, right?!
Answer
Shalom Rav
A rebuke is not considered consent, as it may have been said out of anger.
However, if it was said without anger, it is considered consent to what was done.
Source
According to the instructions of the Gaon, Rabbi Avraham Fried, shlita