I once had an encounter where the provider was willing to offer me a discount because she was running late. But I still paid the full amount for the same amount of time because I didn't have any change. I didn't really think that the increment of the dollar note was important until now, and I don't like walking around with a bunch of 20s rolled up into one because it causes the envelope to bulge. But from this experience I learned not to walk with large bills when doing this hobby, especially when it's an initial encounter. You never know when you'll be offered a discount. Take it from me, walk with your change.

Did you still spend the same anount of time with her?  Was your time cut short because she was late?

The only bulge I want a lady to notice is in the front of my pants.  Besides, laying down a big stack of 20's always feels a bit crass to me.

One group prefers C notes or at least 50s because otherwise it is to unwieldy, while others prefer the Jacksons because they are easier to spend and don't provoke suspicion.   The third group doesn't care either way.

Spits out Jacksons, so those are what I use. I've never had a complaint.

With the newer ATM"s, you can choose your denominations---So you can take it out in hundreds, fifties, twenties, or some combination of the above-- I've seen $1 bills as an option (but 500 $1 bills might not be the best call to make in this scenario)    

The sizes are all the same, only the denominations are different.  Go to the UK, where when they say do you have something smaller, it really is smaller.  

been going to London every summer on business for the past 20 years.  In fact, I will be there starting next week.  The Seashell at Lisson Grove has been disrupting my dreams for several weeks now.  Lol

This is not to say I will pay an extraordinary amount for my experience, I'm by no means filthy rich.  

They take up less space and fanning myself with money just isn't the same with 20s

about the feds?  Banks are required to report any cash transaction greater than 10K to the IRS, I think.  I don't have that kind of budget so my small withdrawals each month aren't going to throw up any red flags

Are you on the wrong thread? 😂
This thread is not about the price of hookers. It's just another of many threads discussing basically paying with 20s vs.100s.

Lexi accepts rolls of dimes. lol

Aside from the issue of impromptu discounts it's always a bit daunting to walk around with wads of cash. I routinely do 3somes so that could mean walking around with 1200 in cash. I'm less afraid of getting mugged than dropping the damned envelopes or trying to explain it to LE who decides to do a quick search of my car during a traffic stop.

I usually walk around with at least a grand in my pocket and I would have no reason to "explain" to LE why I had a couple of grand in my pocket. I carry cash on me "just in case" just in case I want to see a hooker, go to the track, a casino. etc etc etc. lol

If I have it in an envelope LE might appreciate it when they confiscate it. Keeps everything neatly packaged for them.

It's when you make a LOT of small withdrawals that make it LOOK like you are trying to hide your activities is when the Feds take notice. "Structuring" is a serious offense and something to avoid at all costs. Most times if I only need $8-9,000 for a cash purchase of piece of equipment or other legitimate cash expense, I will just go ahead and draw ten grand, just to avoid the "appearance of impropriety"  

and I will let you in on a little secret, but don't tell anybody. Two nights ago I went out with a 39 year old "non Asian" woman, AND I enjoyed myself. lol

It's not like she was the first thirty something white woman I have ever fucked in my life, but it doesn't happen often.

Jesus Christ - I had a double take then, I read 200 years not 20 (don't be insulted, I don't have my contacts in lol). Ohhh, if you like the seashell you are half way to being a limey and will be much loved in that neck of
the woods 😋 Now the important question is do you use salt and vinegar? That's the proper way to eat them!

Unless you saw her DL, if she said she was 39 she was mid-40s at least.

provider told me years ago that she only pays taxes on the $20's so she was appreciative of me giving her larger bills. Go figure.

I usually draw the donation in 50's or 100's but then do the last hundred in 20's. The notion being that this gives the lady the convenience of large bills along with some more easily spendable 20's. The first provider I saw explained this approach to me and it seems a good one, except once when this "higher math" caused me to get the donation $50 short with an ATF, who was, fortunately(!), understanding and told me to do math with the big head, or just bring all large bills .

spend them. Doesn't anyone find it just a tad bit suspicious that you're always spending large notes, or even that you're always changing them out into smaller notes? Or is it that you deposit the large notes into the bank and spend with your credit card?

I have lots of 20s to use already so at this point 100s are preferred. I mostly use cash to buy things.