Analysis Of The Baby Boomer

The baby boomer in this scenario has recently retired from his job of 40 years. He is sitting at his favorite bar. It is 2:00 in the afternoon so the bar is almost empty. The bar-tender, who is the generation X in this scenario, comes up to him to take his order. The following is a conversation between the two.
Generation X: So what can I get you?
Baby Boomer: A bourbon please, thank you
Generation X: Coming right up
(Pours the drink)
Generation X: So I take it, not having a good day huh..?
Baby Boomer: How can you say?
Generation X: Well the suns out and about, my experience tells me that a man like yourself would enjoy that more then a dingy ol’ bar. Either you are here to find someone or find yourself
Baby Boomer: Son, when you’re my age, you would realize that you can never find yourself. Todays is my 65th birthday; yesterday was the last day I had of my
Generation X: You know what I don’t get about you people and by that I mean you’re generation… you people are always complaining. You’re life is a result of the decisions you took. All the decisions you made were part of you. So stop finding yourself
Baby Boomer: You’re generation really never had anything to worry about. You just got everything on a silver platter. You people make decisions based on the spur of the moment. You don’t worry about anything. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing
Generation X: Come on! You’re supposed to be the best generation. You people had it all. We don’t have the opportunities you had. You got the country to be where it is. You talk about finances, you were there through the best financial period there was. You talk about us not worrying… I am 28, a college graduate with a bachelor’s degree, and I am working at a bar talking to a 65 year old man with self esteem