I've heard Sai Baba gave away a lot of money. Based on chapter 29, was he always giving money to everyone who came to him?

According to Chapter 29, while Sai Baba was known for his incredible generosity, his giving was not predictable or consistent for every person. The text states that he was compassionate and distributed money abundantly, sometimes giving ten rupees to some and fifty to others. However, verses 13 and 14 clarify that this was not a fixed rule, as his behavior was unpredictable. He might give a sweet treat one moment and send someone back empty-handed the next. Chapter 29 emphasizes that "he did not give to everyone - no one knew his mind," suggesting that receiving a financial blessing from his hand was a matter of one's own "auspicious time" and fortune, not a guaranteed occurrence for every visitor.