Can you detail the business venture involving Damu Anna and his friend, and explain how Sai Baba's intervention played out?

Damu Anna was considering a business partnership with a friend. However, when he mentally proposed offering a share of the profits to Sai Baba, Baba, knowing his unvoiced thoughts, gave a clear hint against the venture, saying, "We are not in anything (partnerships), Bapu." As described in Chapter 25, Damu Anna respected this sign and quietly abandoned the idea. His friend, who initially mocked him for listening to a 'Fakir,' proceeded with other partners. They ultimately suffered a severe financial loss. The friend then deeply regretted his decision, realizing how fortunate Damu Anna was to have been saved from ruin by heeding the Saint's prescient advice.