“There are f***ing more weapons in your sons room then in an armory.”
“Then.” Sequential. “Sons?” So, the guns are in her son’s/sons’ room, then they are in an armory? Drugs are bad. At least he got “your” right.
Then-them gets misused more than any other two words in the American English language. Disagree?
“more weapons in your sons room then in an armory.”
Well, he did get armory right: An armory is a place where weapons are stored. Most idiots in public life seem to use arsenal, which is a place weapons are made.