I heard about a devotee named Appasaheb who made a promise about giving money to a Fakir. What's that story about?

The story of Appasaheb in Chapter 33 serves as a lesson on the importance of fulfilling one's word. After his family gave a single rupee to a Fakir, Appasaheb felt it was insufficient and declared, "Had I been there, I would have given ten times more." He essentially gave his word that he would give ten rupees. However, he didn't act on it immediately. The Satcharitra poses the question of how he could become "debt-free" without fulfilling his promise. This narrative illustrates that a promise made, especially in a spiritual context, creates a bond or a debt that must be honored, emphasizing the seriousness with which Baba regarded such commitments.