I would seriously question the sanity of any Millennial on this message board who would trade their life for that of a Boomer.
Most Boomers are immigrants, predominantly from Europe who grew up in the years following WWII. For many years after in these countries food was still rationed, nutrition was poor compared to today, health care was expensive and minimally effective. This generation came to Canada with nothing of their own and made a life out of it. They had trouble finding jobs but moved where the jobs were, lived through civil unrest and discrimination that was worse than today (just ask the Italian Boomers, or any who weren't white), an oil shortage in the 70s, high mortgage rates and many lost their pensions in the Great Recession. 

I don't know, but what type of adversity have Millennials faced that make it look like Boomers won the lottery?