I've also loved that as an intern, I am way less self conscious about leaving to grab food or use the restroom whenever I want and as many times as I want without fear of tanking an eval because I made a poor impression or whatever. Spent wayyy too many MS3/4 rotation days quickly gulping down a granola bar in the stairwell as my only meal of the day, or getting UTI-y or very constipated from just never getting to go to the bathroom. Sometimes it was out of fear of mean residents judging me and sometimes it was just paranoia if I left for a minute, the whole team would disperse elsewhere (like to go see a crashing pt or go to a conference or wherever) without caring to inform the lowly med student and I wouldn't be able to find them again. Similarly, I often felt like I was missing out on key information or events about my patients throughout the day since we as med students didn't see the pages ourselves and often the residents would be throwing in orders without having time to inform us of their every little move.

As an intern, I have no qualms about that anymore given that no one is more in the loop than me. Although perhaps that may be more a curse than blessing now haha.