Why can't my resque job find the object?

In our Rails app. We save a model (Video). We have a callback on that object: ``` after_create :send_to_background_job, :if => :persisted? ``` The method looks like: ``` def send_to_background_job Resque.enqueue(AddVideo, self.id) end ``` When the worker is called. It does the following: ``` class AddVideo @queue = :high def self.perform(video_id) video = Video.find(video_id) video.original_file_name .... ``` Resque-web reports an error: ``` AddVideo Arguments 51061 Exception NoMethodError Error undefined method `original_filename' for nil:NilClass ``` Which is a bit odd, because, if I go to Rails console to look for this video. It does exist. Furthermore, calling `Resque.enqueue(AddVideo, 51061)` a SECOND time, runs without any errors. It is as if it takes more time to save the record in the database, than it takes to create the worker/job. But even this statement doesn't add up, since the object calls the Resque job only after the object is saved. In Rails, this is done via a callback method in the model (`after_create`). Don't know if this plays a role in the issue. In an initializer file, I have: ``` Resque.before_fork do defined?(ActiveRecord::Base) and ActiveRecord::Base.connection.disconnect! end Resque.after_fork do defined?(ActiveRecord::Base) and ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection end ```