Chapter 9 mentions an incident with the families of Tatyasaheb Noolkar and Bhausaheb Dixit. How does their story illustrate Sai Baba's foresight?

A note within Chapter 9 recounts an incident involving the families of Tatyasaheb Noolkar and Bhausaheb Dixit. Sai Baba instructed them to leave the next morning and to eat their meal in Kopargaon before continuing their journey. Although they arranged for the meal, it was not ready when they arrived in Kopargaon. Rushing to catch their train, they went to the station without eating, only to discover the train was delayed by an hour and a half. This delay gave them ample time to send for their food and eat, perfectly fulfilling Baba's instruction and demonstrating his profound foresight and how his guidance always worked out for his devotees' benefit.