Meaning of <amount of money> + から


I recently came across a [song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziX1oQRiA3w)
about a person going to a convenience store.

At some point in the song, the character makes a 220 yen purchase and tries to
annoy the cashier by giving 10,000 yen, expecting change. She (the character)
says this:

> 一万円から！

Both the subtitles and every lyrics page I find translate this as "here's
10,000 yen". Being that から means "from" after a noun, I have no idea how they
got that translation, and I can't find any other definitions where this would
make sense.




Quite simply, that just means **"Out of a 10,000-yen bill, (please)!"**.

She is demanding her change as meanly as the clerks are treating her.




Quite simply, that just means **"Out of a 10,000-yen bill, (please)!"**.

She is demanding her change as meanly as the clerks are treating her.

