Could you detail the specific financial interaction between Sai Baba and the two visitors from Goa, and what was the immediate result?

Chapter 36 provides a specific account of the financial exchange, or Dakshina, between Sai Baba and two gentlemen from Goa. Though they arrived together, Baba treated them differently. He specifically requested fifteen rupees from one of the men, who gave the amount with joy. However, when the second man proactively offered a larger sum of thirty-five rupees, Sai Baba outright rejected it. As noted in Chapter 36, this action caused great surprise among all the onlookers. This display of what seemed like partiality prompted Madhavrao, also called Shama, who was present, to question Sai about the reason behind his decision.