One other VERY (imho) important note to make here - When implementing the throttle, Laravel automatically adds in the following headers to provide rate limit to the end user.

X-RateLimit-Limit
X-RateLimit-Remaining

These headers are added when the limit is reached, and details when the limit will be 'reset.'

x-ratelimit-reset
retry-after

Take note that the casing of the Key changes before and after the rate limit has been reached. X-RateLimit-Limit (before) vs x-ratelimit-limit (after).

So, in the case of a limit of 3 request per minute as in the video you might see the following in the response headers:

x-ratelimit-limit	3
x-ratelimit-remaining	0
retry-after	29
x-ratelimit-reset	1599788060

Improved Rate Limiting