# users.each do |u|
# puts u.inspect
# end
Commenting out code is a risky way of keeping temporarily-unused functionality around. Since you can't test it, how do you know it will still work when you uncomment it?
In my experience, commented-out code rarely comes back to life, so the best thing to do is delete it. If the code is truly useful, e.g. as development instrumentation, it should be tested, factored out... and then disabled in production with a feature flag or dependency injection.
TODO