How did Sai Baba respond to a devotee who was skeptical and disliked the fruit he was offered?

The story of Boss Dharamsee in Chapter 35 provides a powerful example of this. Dharamsee, who visited Shirdi with a 'clinical scrutiny', disliked the grapes with seeds that were being distributed. He thought to himself that if Baba were a true saint, he would know of his dislike. In response, Baba, knowing his inner thoughts, gave him even more of the seeded grapes. When Dharamsee was finally commanded to eat them, he discovered they had miraculously become seedless. This personal miracle shattered his ego and skepticism, and love for Sai was born in his heart, demonstrating how Baba personally addresses the doubts of each devotee. As Chapter 35 recounts, his previous resolves vanished and his eagerness to come to Shirdi became a firm determination.