<i>Possibly</i>, yes.  But I feel it unlikely that anyone who spends that much more or less at once doesn’t have a lot more where that came from.  And sacrifice is not measured in raw dollar value, it’s measured in the hardship you have to endure due to the things you gave up.  If someone ate porridge for two years, that’s a sacrifice.  If someone sold their third house, that’s <i>not</i> a meaningful sacrifice, even if what they gave up – the use of a whole house – is comparatively larger.