That User: 0x007fe37d33b5e0 you see is the object id for that User object that was created. Thats ruby's ID for it. Your's is contained inside that object. Don't confuse 0x007fe37d33b5e0 with being the .id field inside that user. Two very different things. The .id field (@user.id) is the *database* assigned ID, while the 0x007fe37d33b5e0 is the *object* id for ruby to track the user object in memory. Hope this helps you understand the difference between the two.
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