You don't use someone else's equipment with out permission whether you know how or not!
I was trying to tow out a guy that had gotten his dump truck stuck one time (bring us a load), I failed first attempt, went with pickup to get another chain to put the tractor in a different place farther with better traction. I got back 5 mins later and found he had tried himself to pull it, tractor was moved and ignition left on, if the tractor wasn't going to pull with me driving it, it wasn't going to pull any different with him on it. I was not happy. Now, no real harm done, the guy was a competent operator, but permissions and boundaries come into play here.
As far as everyone else saying "this is not a problem", I suppose it wouldn't be a problem if someone came over and raided your fridge and was watching your TV when you got home, after all, that is what the stuff is for.
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