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This man has the coldest work commute ever

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February 24, 2015, 1:11 PM ET
SUB ZERO BIKE COMMUTER Wed., February 19, 2014 Fraser Cunningham, 56, of Madeira, a GE Engineer, bicycles home to work Thursday evening in single digit temperatures. Cunningham hasn't missed a day biking to and from work for a year and a half. The Enquirer/Carrie Cochran
SUB ZERO BIKE COMMUTER Wed., February 19, 2014 Fraser Cunningham, 56, of Madeira, a GE Engineer, bicycles home to work Thursday evening in single digit temperatures. Cunningham hasn't missed a day biking to and from work for a year and a half. The Enquirer/Carrie CochranPhotograph by Carrie Cochran — The Cincinnati Enquirer
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If you know someone who won’t stop complaining about how hard their commute is, simply direct them to Fraser Cunningham’s story.

Cunningham, who lives near Cincinnati, bikes to work every day — even in the winter. Currently, he’s trekking through weather that’s 10 degrees below freezing. The 56-year-old man has had his eyes freeze open, which he told Cincinnati.com was better than if they’d frozen shut.

His commute totals a whopping 16.5 miles each way, and he’s biked it every day since July 2013. For the colder months, he has a bike with huge tires that get better traction on the snow.

And, for the record, his commuting habits aren’t a matter of money — he and his wife have two cars.

Read more about Cunningham’s story at Cincinnati.com.

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