Benefits of droping a temporary table

What are the benefits (if any) of dropping a temporary table in SQL Server?

eg:

DROP TABLE #temp;

Since temporary tables are automatically dropped by the server this statement would seem to be non-functional.

I typically drop #temp tables explicitly just out of habit (I like cleaning up anything I create). There is a myth out there that dropping a #temp table explicitly will prevent #temp table caching and reuse, but this is not true: See this blog post by @PaulWhite for a lot more details, and this one for even more.

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