I know the first ```try``` was there already, but in this context ```@admin_post``` can't be nil. If it was nil, the action would already have shown the "not found" error and exited. ```try``` is only useful when the object could be nil. We also validate the presence of a ```title```, so @admin_post.title shouldn't be nil either.

Also, in the views we call html_safe on the admin_post.title without a ```try```, anyway.