You remember, like this:

Good news:
2020 is *almost* over.

Bad news:
It's still 2020.


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Here's some good news I have:
With my new job comes heath insurance, yay!  And its health insurance with all the trimmings, health, dental, vision, health care spending accounts, it's a pretty generous package.  And just in time, I was running low on my medicine so I had my doctor's office (same doctor, yay!) contact the mail in pharmacy outfit and expedite my order.  It worked and I got my medicine, they worked it all out.

The bad news:
I just got the bill.

Actually, it's not the amount of the bill, I take cheap medicine, but it's this paragraph from the website when I tried to pay.  I'd added a payment method and they replied with this:

Would you like to pay with your FSA/HSA/HRA card? See our Frequently Asked Questions.Please note: You may not use your FSA, HRA, or HSA account to pay an outstanding balance. FSA, HRA, and HSA cards are only accepted when an order is placed. You may pay your balance now with a non-FSA, HRA, or HSA credit card or any other acceptable payment method. Then you may file a claim with your FSA, HRA, or HSA provider for reimbursement.

Wtf?

There was no original transaction, I did exactly what you asked me to do when I phoned you, I called my doctor's office and gave them your instructions, which clearly worked.  But now I can't pay with the money I've already explicitly set aside for this purpose?  Grrrrr.  Ok, see I can pay out of pocket and then submit for reimbursement.  I will, but you know, that's a hassle.  

So, big good news, smaller annoying bad news.  A net positive.  **sigh**