How did Sai Baba interact with people who were skeptical or had a 'clinical interest' in him, and what was the outcome of these interactions?

The provided text illustrates how Sai Baba engaged with skeptics, such as Boss Dharamsee. Dharamsee initially approached Baba with a 'clinical scrutiny,' questioning the miracles he had heard about. Baba, knowing Dharamsee's thoughts and dislikes, offered him grapes with seeds, which Dharamsee did not like and was hesitant to eat unwashed. When Dharamsee finally ate them at Baba's insistence, he was amazed to find they were seedless. This experience completely changed his perspective; his ego vanished, and 'love for the saint was born.' As described in Chapter 35, this demonstrates that Baba accomplishes his work by stimulating a person's natural disposition and leading them toward the spiritual path, turning skeptics into devoted followers.