Wait, I'm eating a taco? This scenario doesn't seem realistic.
And straight up yes. I have material gain, I own sentimental things but sentimental things is attaching emotional importance to things that are going to crumble into dust and will eventually be cold lifeless nothings in an uncaring universe. I've still got my head and the memories and emotions in my head. I'm lucky enough that most of my family is still alive, so I can just forge new stuff if required.
And above all that, this is a huge chance to do good without actually requiring any effort, or at least, the effort it requires is unreal enough that I can accept before my mind shuts me down. I could replace everything and more for $500 000 (If I had a house I'd need a little more I guess) and then for $2 000 000 dollars I could give the 25 000 people who will die of starvation today enough food to let them have another 40 days of life. Everything single darn person who was destined to die of starvation today. I could pick a day and choose to have no-one die of hunger on that day.
Family photos? Yeah I'd give that up.
(Also this is an approximation of the meaning of the line
"If anyone comes to me and does not hate his father and mother, his wife and children, his brothers and sisters--yes, even his own life--he cannot be my disciple."
In the bible. You can't let personal attachments to stuff and people drown out the most important things. It's right to love your family (Honour your mother and father is a commandment even) but love your family at the expense of 25 000 people? It's impossible hard but that's because humans suck at being good people a lot of the time. I'd still like to try it)
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