One should never rely on “second-hand” Daas Torah; ask your Rov what you should do in your situation. You’d be shocked how much a psak can be changed in a game of telephone.
apushatayid:
“Would it be proper for me to walk into TOI’s store and when he/she wasn’t looking, take $50 from the cash register?… Would it make a difference if I claimed Daas Torah allowed me to take it?”
No, but it would make a difference if you actually did have Daas Torah that allowed you to do so. (I believe the exact difference would be changing the action from “wrong” to “right”.) And seeing as this person thinks that they have Daas Torah being matir this, they think it very much makes a difference.
yacr85:
“I would like to throw a shailoh here!… I will let you scholars decide!”
Don’t. A shailah should be asked to a Rov, not an anonymous internet chat room.