This has GOT to be a MMM Reader

[Ricksun]

It reads exactly like pretty much all the recommendations MMM gives, to include biking to work...  Its a great article in that it's very positive towards early retirement, giving a roadmap, and even some of the (few) comments to date seem supportive (~50% are still haters though).

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/retirement/how-this-couple-saved-dollar1-million-and-retired-in-their-30s/ar-BBtyJCE?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=iehp

[nereo]

I think they have been around here before. 

Their blog is pretty interesting:
http://freedomwithbruno.com/

[dude]

Yeah, love their blog.  Been following for a while.

[boarder42]

yeah have to be MMM just the way everything is worded and how they did what they did. 

[KarefulKactus15]

Yeah thats MMM all the way lol

[StockBeard]

some of the (few) comments to date seem supportive (~50% are still haters though).

I'm seeing 90% hate and jealousy in the comments.

"Wait till they have kids, things will be different for them"
"the numbers don't add up"
"1 million is $20'000 a year for 50 years, they can't live off that" <-- wow
"they are not really retired, they are making money from clickbait articles like this one"
"why would you live like a bum just to amass money? Live a little"

... the usual crowd, it seems :)

[boarder42]

some of the (few) comments to date seem supportive (~50% are still haters though).

I'm seeing 90% hate and jealousy in the comments.

"Wait till they have kids, things will be different for them"
"the numbers don't add up"
"1 million is $20'000 a year for 50 years, they can't live off that" <-- wow
"they are not really retired, they are making money from clickbait articles like this one"
"why would you live like a bum just to amass money? Live a little"

... the usual crowd, it seems :)

yeah i dont read comments on those it makes me angry.  the 10% are the MMM and ERE readers.