I have a leaderboard which shows the top people who have had the most sales.
It's simple. It just gets the top 25 and displays them
$user = \App\User::orderBy('sales', 'desc')
        ->take(25)
        ->get();
So that could end up with
+-------+-------------------+
|  pos  |user_id|   sales   |
----------------------------|
| 1     |    1  | 1,293     |
| 2     |   99  | 1,093     |
| 3     |   45  | 985       |
| 4     |  948  | 900       |
| 5     |   39  | 889       |
| 6     |   29  | 887       |
+---------------------------+
Now how can I get the position of the user who is viewing the leaderboard if they are not in the top 25?
If the user id 219 is at the position 935 I want to display something like this at the end
+-------+-------------------+
|  pos  |user_id|   sales   |
|---------------------------|
| 935   |  219  |     87    |
+---------------------------+
How is this possible to do efficiently without counting up to the user? (As there are thousands of users)
 
    