How did Hemadpant's cynical and argumentative nature, which he developed in Bombay, affect his initial interactions with Sai Baba?

The provided text from Chapter 2 does describe the author's past self as "mischievous, talkative, cynical, and critical," with a logic-driven mind prone to argumentation. However, the source material does not mention Bombay or provide any details about how this specific personality affected his initial interactions with Sai Baba. This self-description is given as a prelude to the story of how he received the name "Hemadpant." The text focuses on Baba's general instructions to dissolve the ego and avoid argumentation rather than specific biographical interactions related to the author's past.