The chapter mentions two gentlemen from Goa. Who were they and what is their story?

The provided sections of Chapter 36 introduce the 'Two gentlemen from Goa' at the very end of the introductory passages, but do not provide any further details about their identities or the specific story associated with them. Their mention serves as a narrative transition. The chapter first builds a case for the profound value of Sai's stories, calling them 'the most holy life story of Sai' and explaining how they bring happiness and spiritual welfare. The introduction of the gentlemen from Goa, as noted in Chapter 36, acts as a hook, signaling to the reader that one such 'succulent story' is about to be told, fulfilling the chapter's earlier promise.