end:
jmp terminate
terminate:
Look at this and apply a little thought. Execution normally proceeds to the next instruction. A branch or call modifies that. Jumping to the next instruction is just a waste (as mentioned in Grim's post).
Now suppose you remove the worthless jump. The end and terminate labels now represent the same address. That doesn't consume any code or take any time, but what the hell good is it, except for introducing confusion?
I don't care how many trees you kill. Use a pencil and paper to solidify your thoughts. Trace lines from here to there. Disentangle spaghetti. Better to kill a tree than an innocent person when your critical code goes south.