His numbers are absolute nonsense - $125k over 10 years is only possible if you were spending your wage commuting - it's far more than just the $19/day travel costs he cites.
If you go from a 60 minute commute to a 0 minute commute, you don't suddenly get 2 hours of extra pay per day.
It's like saying "You don't get paid for that hour of chores you do every day - which means if you stop doing chores, you'll get more money!"
I'm glad you said that, I was having problems with that bit of the arithmetic myself. My time is precious to me, but only earns me money when someone wants to pay me for it.
If you go from a 60 minute commute to a 0 minute commute, you don't suddenly get 2 hours of extra pay per day.
It's like saying "You don't get paid for that hour of chores you do every day - which means if you stop doing chores, you'll get more money!"