...they will take it in 20's no problem. Larger denomination would be better if the amount were more such as multiple hour sessions or overnights. In this case make it easy on yourself.

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She said she was actually duped before.  Checked the little strip, to make sure it said $100.
I use whatever comes out the ATM. It's usually 50's

but I do like a $20 in there, even if that is just my tip.  Sometimes I need to stop at the gas station on the way home from the date and its much easier on me if I dont have to find a place that will take the $100.

...to wash my hands, I don't want to come back out and see them counting the bills.  Most of the time they don't even touch it because they see it's all there.

to stop by the gas station, and get a soda. It looks funny to buy a dollar soda with a 100. I personally prefer most in 100's then the final 100 in 20's. There is a provider savings plan being passed around that every 100 you get gets put back for savings/bills, and all the 20's are fun money.

I pay my ATF in hundreds since I book two hours and can't withdraw that amount from an ATM.

I read a couple of comments about needing small bills after the appointment but, honestly, I don't think most of these gals are driving around broke before their appointments.

However, I usually use $50's.  No complaints so far.  I agree with a previous poster about the $100's being harder to break, and most convenience stores won't take them, esp for a small purchase.  $20's take up too much space, so I find $50's a convenient compromise.

Swim

many women fly when they tour, so having that big bulk of 20s, is not good or easy to hide. I used to be so paranoid about carrying that much money, that I just went and got a few prepaid Visa cards and loaded them. Money orders work well too, and you can get them up to 1000 dollars. Paying taxes has nothing to do with it either...money is money, so whether it's 5000 in 20s or 100s, you better not deposit what you are not claiming.