Murphy's Law
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Pork tenderloins often come two per package. If you tie them together with butchers twine, you get a larger, more uniform piece of meat that is often easier to cook. When separated, one end tends to be smaller than the other end. The smaller end usually get overcooked. If you match the large end of one tenderloin with the small end of the other one, it cooks more uniformly.
I had thought of that but then I couldn't have done two different rubs!