A single 100 is cash reserve, anything above is suspicious. That 250er bill Trump plans is only good for drug dealing, money laundring, and tax evasion, so putting his pig face on it is just fitting.

Most places do cash drops if the register is over $100. Leaving about(under) $100 in the register at any time.

Chances of breaking a hundred for a BIC not likely.

Chances of breaking a 50 on a 6 pack, likely. Especially with a pack of smokes. There’s only supposed to be a couple 20s in the til. Shift timing matters. Best chance: it’s end of shift with an employee too busy or lazy to make drops. Also the best time to rob the store.

I would use 100’s if anyplace took them and even 50’s are iffy. Only the smallest of purchases are below 20 nowadays.

$20. Too many places won’t take anything higher (and I don’t blame them one bit. I got $120 from an ATM once, and specifically told it to give me jacksons–and it gave me a $20 and a benjamin. I was, like, what the fuck am I going to do with this? I was going to take it to the bank when it was open and have a teller break it, but fortunately the customer service desk at the grocery store was able to break it). And i keep a bunch of singles for tips.

I tend to carry a $100, a $50, and some small bills. That’s enough to cover most purchases or small emergencies I might encounter. If I get robbed and I’m out $200, I will be irritated, I will likely vow vengeance and mumble about my revenge for a week or two, but it will be okay.

Fitty

$20s. Anything higher, some places might not want to give change for them unless you’re paying an amount close to the denomination of the bill.

Most places won’t take higher than a $20, so on the rarest occasions that I do carry cash, that’s it. Trivia: $50s are considered bad luck in Vegas, so don’t be handing those out.

usually carry around $500 on me.

couple hundreds, some fifties, twenties, and whatever else from change.

The only places I know of in my neck of the woods that accept bills larger than a $20 are the weed dispensaries, and that’s just because they are only allowed to accept cash.

$20, I can’t even remember the last time I saw a $50

The ATM typically gives $20s, so that’s what I usually get.

The ATM gives $50s, so I use those, but I prefer $20s as they are taken anywhere.

I’ve had a $45 bill and them tell me they can’t take a fifty.

$20, but to be fair it was the same 30 years ago. Today, that’s worth almost $50, so places really shouldn’t have trouble breaking a 50

I don’t use much cash, so I end up with 20s from the ATM when I do need cash. When I receive cash it’s usually other people’s ATM 20s or hundreds they can’t get rid of. I hang on to the hundreds until it’s time to pay my piano teacher.