Generally speaking, yes. That's the idea, but in the derogatory way you'd think. Who says that rich people don't spend all of their money? The idea is that they will buy lots of stuff, such as their 50 sports cars and 3 yachts, and therefore pay more in taxes. It would be preferable to have the sales tax be bracketed in terms of inherent value/necessity, but how would one go about determining that?
Is 50 sports cars and 3 yachts really the best use of our economic power? How many companies manufacture sports cars and yachts? Not many.
Or would we rather have it where as many Americans possible can afford to eat dinner at a restaurant and buy new clothes and furniture, which are the largest retail sectors of our economy and compose majority of the small businesses in this country?
To me, Option 2 sounds like it would create millions more jobs and triillions more GDP.