Creating 1000 users and 2000 relationships between those users. Yuck.

`User` is not the subject under test here, so I feel like you could stub its followers and follows count to be something > 1000 in order to get the formatting you want to assert against.

```ruby
user = User.new
user.stub(followed_users: double(count: 1000))
```

That gets pretty hairy with the stub returning another double. In reality, this would probably be a counter_cache column on user so the stub would be much cleaner.

Alternatively, you could stub `h.number_with_delimiter` the result of `formatted_followed_count` and `formatted_followers_count` come from that stub. I'm not a Draper user, but is `h` passed in on initialize? If so, you could pass that as a double.