How do you get your small USD bills?

My most common method is at an Admirals Club Bar (rarely am I not connecting).

i.e. Hand over to the Bartender a $20 and ask for change. They are only too happy to give it (They correctly anticipate you not to take it all).
 
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My most common method is at an Admirals Club Bar (rarely am I not connecting).

i.e. Hand over to the Bartender a $20 and ask for change. They are only too happy to give it (They correctly anticipate you not to take it all).
That's the process I usually do, convenience store or airport concession is another place, especially if flying economy, as you might want a drink and a snack on your flight as you aren't likely to get one.
 
That's the process I usually do, convenience store or airport concession is another place, especially if flying economy, as you might want a drink and a snack on your flight as you aren't likely to get one.
As a QF WP, AA MCE is your friend again! Comp food and drinks.
 
As a QF WP, AA MCE is your friend again! Comp food and drinks.
Not since this month; AA have removed much of that ability for Qantas Platinum (or Gold).

Here's a screenshot of a booking I have - I originally selected the seat indicated at no charge earlier this year. Now it wants to charge (App or desktop) if I try to move.

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In Vegas they have bill breakers built in to every casino ATM. Very handy (free for this purpose).
 

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