Fire your own event after calling update or delete on a builder ?
These particular Eloquent events are only fired from an instance of a model. So outside of that its no longer an Eloquent Model you are dealing with. So an Eloquent Model event doesn't apply.
Not Eloquent events but QueryBuilder events.
Of course, I could fire my own events before/after update/delete, but it's exactly what I'm trying to avoid.
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