You're girl complaining about a wad of 20's is a nut case. ((((((((((((((((NEXT)))))))))))))))))).

Take her off the list.

I always use large bills for convenience.  They can be quickly verified, as opposed to 20's which need to be counted...taking time and possible miscounted.  Imagine when the girl goes to the bank after 10 guys...if they have all given 20's

when I was having an overnight and the provider thought the amount of twenties was excessive.

Otherwise, twenties right out of the ATM has always been cool.

I do wish that ATM's would start to give out fifties and C-notes.

LE tries to discourage the use of large bills because they feel it aids the underground economy, and in that regard they are correct.

I just wish we didn't have to be underground so that we could just have the provider swipe our credit cards.  The points I would earn would probably pay for all the hotel rooms.

US currency is all the same size.  

The only trouble I have ever had was coming somewhat unprepared and having to see how many bottle and can return receipts were needed for the session.  It takes a long time to count when the little head is getting all the blood.

Overall, it doesn't matter to me.  As long as they are legal bills, it gets spent the same

Pros and cons would be small bills do take up more room, however they are easy to spend.  Large bills take up less room, however sometimes while traveling, it's not so easy to pass on or looks suspicious when you are trying to break a Franklin for a 5 dollar meal at Burger King or pulling out a wad of 20's when purchasing money orders and such.  This is only a concern when I'm traveling.  I do claim my taxes, so usually I just bank it or purchase money order to pay off bills or mail back to myself in a nifty gift box.  I don't recommend any lady keeping large amounts on hand whether small bills or large at any time during travels.

For the traveling lady, I would recommend giving her a mix of $20 and $100.  If she is that complaining, perhaps she is ungrateful.  If that is the case, look me up...I would appreciate your generous donation

...as long as you're not counting out quarters, you'll never hear a complaint from me. Seems silly to worry about.

Suggestion for the traveling ladies who are worried about carrying large amounts of cash--buy Postal Money Orders.  Make them payable to yourself, and mail them to your home address.  They can be cashed at any post office, or deposited in your bank account.  As long as you do not cash more than $2500 at one time, there is no need to do anything more than show a valid ID to cash the money orders.  If you buy or cash more than $2500 at one time, you have to fill out paperwork.  This is supposed to thwart efforts to launder money.  Good luck and be safe at all times.

In most parts of the country, ATM's only give out 20's (Vegas gives 100's, god bless em' !). Sounds kind of bitchy to be honest, I'd consider telling her to pound sand and find yourself another lady to patronize.

If she's got a problem, tell her that you'll go home and fire up your printing press, and be back in a jiffy with her 100's