I'm skeptical about Sai Baba, but also curious. How does he handle people who approach him with doubt?

This is a great question that touches upon the transformative nature of meeting Baba. The story of Boss Dharamsee in Chapter 35 provides a perfect example. Dharamsee arrived in Shirdi with a "clinical scrutiny" and skepticism, wondering why people came and questioning if miracles truly happened. He internally challenged Baba, thinking, "If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes?" Instead of rebuking him, Baba addressed his doubt through a personal miracle. He transformed the seeded grapes Dharamsee disliked into seedless ones, just for him. This experience caused Dharamsee's ego to drop away and replaced his doubt with love and a firm determination to return to Shirdi, showing how Baba meets people in their doubt to inspire faith.