After revealing that Short's character doesn't lock his front door Gomez's character supposedly makes a hilarious quip, "I guess old White guys only have to worry about colon-cancer and societal change". Before you label me whatever you will, I actually have called people out on white male privilege more than you think, but when it makes sense. Doing so when it does not weakens its meaning and impact. Have these two old white guys said or done anything dated or offensive in this show so far? No! It might make sense if one of them was more like Archie Bunker, but obviously Short or Martin could not pull that off. It also doesn't make sense regarding race, unless you invent a problem of people of color being targeted more often for home invasion in such a neighborhood. It may actually be the opposite. If they simply left it at male privilege without the unnecessary adolescent and out-of-nowhere ageist insult it would have fit with Gomez's character background better, and at least made some sense. Yes, you forget about ageism, you supposed know-it-alls. It's almost as if some clown made them add "white" to the line because that's just the thing to do. Horrendous writing and storytelling. Lastly, watching a mediocre actor like Steve Martin trying to act as if he is a bad voice actor is just not funny and boring.