45 minute marinade on the pork chop. Set to room temp and start a rosemary butter bath.
I tried a cast iron and egg but for my uses even a regular frying pan from Walmart is good as long as there's Teflon.
Teflon is underrated and as long as you don't scrape it with metal utensils or scrubbing pads then it will last for a while.
Using a rib end chop or pork steak is good too mainly due to Maybelline aka marbling. People always get the white meat and I always say that if you want to take that pretty piece of meat and frame it at home, the white meat. If you want something that's going to be flavorful, succulent, and tender, then you go for the dark meat rib end chops.
Even the ribeye has the ugly end or Delmonico but I don't want to get into controversial takes.