Because you need to call first or get to actually execute the query. Model::where() is just adding a where clause to a builder, it does not execute a query.
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Ok that makes sense. Sorry for the noob question, just learning all of this and some stuff doesn't have a ton of examples.
No worries man, it takes awhile to get used to what returns what and what methods to call on what. :)
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