Why dosen't this emote save properly?

game.ReplicatedStorage.EventsAndValues.Emote.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, Emote)
	local Character = player.Character
	local Values = game.ServerStorage.Emotes:FindFirstChild(Emote)
	
	if not Data[player].EmoteData[Data] then  
		if not Values then return end
		
		local val = Values:FindFirstChildOfClass("IntValue").Value
		
		if player.leaderstats.Bits.Value >= val then
			player.leaderstats.Bits.Value = player.leaderstats.Bits.Value - val
			Good:Play()
		else
			print("Not enough!")
			Bad:Play()
			return
		end
		
		Data[player].EmoteData[Emote] = true
	end
	
	    player:LoadCharacter()
	

	local Character = player.Character
	local Emote = Values


	local clonedemote = Emote:Clone()
	clonedemote.Name = Emote.Name
	clonedemote.Parent = Character
	

end)

I have basically the same exact script for walking animations and trails and they work fine, this one buys but it doesn't save so you don't have to buy over and over again, I'm assuming I made a minor mistake that just causes it not to work, I have a module script that handles the data. Which would be this

local Store = DSS:GetDataStore(SERVER_STORE)

local DEFAULT_DATA = {
	-- Change these up as you wish
	Bits = 0;
	Wins = 0;
	TrailData = {};
	EmoteData = {};
	AnimationData = {};
	
	--[[
	
	INSERTING A DEFAULT VALUE:
	
	YourStatNameHere = "Default Value Here"; 
	
	-- Don't forget the semicolon (;) at the end! 	
	
	To remove a value, simply remove the line that has that value!
	
	]]--
	
	-- Important Value, if this value is removed the entire datastore will break!
	UpdateId = 0;
}


--[[
	/// BEFORE YOU MOVE ON ///
	The following is a short description of what happens (in order):
	1. Player Data is retrieved and saved.
	2. All data is retrieved using DataHandler:CheckStat() and updated using DataHandler:Update().
	3. When player leaves, data is automatically saved and cached.
	4. When server closes, all player data is saved quickly and efficiently.
]]--


-- Checks if the game is running in Studio or not
if Run:IsStudio() then
	Store = DSS:GetDataStore(TEST_STORE)
end

-- START OF MODULE
local DataHandler = {}

-- Way more accurate than wait(number)
function DataHandler:AccuWait(n)
	local t = tick()
	while true do
		if tick()-t >= n-0.005 then
			return
		end
		Run.Stepped:Wait()
	end
end

function DataHandler:CheckForInconsistencies(Data)
	for Name, Val in pairs(DEFAULT_DATA) do
		if not Data[Name] then
			Data[Name] = Val
		end
	end
	for Name, _ in pairs(Data) do
		if not DEFAULT_DATA[Name] then
			Data[Name] = nil
		end
	end
	return Data
end


-- Gets and stores the player data
function DataHandler:Init(Player)
	for i = 1, MAX_RETRIES do
		local Success, Val = pcall(function()
			return Store:GetAsync(Player.UserId) or DEFAULT_DATA
		end)
		if Success then
			local Data = DataHandler:CheckForInconsistencies(Val)
			if CREATE_LEADERSTATS then 
				local Leaderstats = Instance.new("Folder")
				Leaderstats.Name = "leaderstats"
				Leaderstats.Parent = Player
				
				for Name, Val in pairs(Data) do
					if Name == "UpdateId" then
						continue
					end
					if type(Val) == "number" then
						local newVal = Instance.new("IntValue")
						newVal.Name = Name
						newVal.Value = Val
						newVal.Parent = Leaderstats
						Data[Name] = nil
					end
				end
			end
			return Data
		end
		if DataHandler:GetReq("GetAsync") <= 5 then
			DataHandler:AccuWait(7)
		end
		DataHandler:AccuWait(3)
	end
end

-- Save player data
function DataHandler:Save(Player, Data)
	for i = 1, MAX_RETRIES do
		local Success, ErrorMessage = pcall(function()
			Store:UpdateAsync(Player.UserId, function(OldData)
				if not OldData or OldData.UpdateId == Data.UpdateId then
					Data.UpdateId = Data.UpdateId + 1
					return Data
				end
				return nil
			end)
		end)
		if Success then
			return
		end
		warn("Data was not saved! " .. ErrorMessage)
		DataHandler:AccuWait(3)
	end	
end

-- Useful function that erases player data 
-- For example, it can be used if a player wants to restart their game.
function DataHandler:Erase(Player)
	for i = 1, 3 do
		local Success = pcall(Store.RemoveAsync, Player.UserId)
		if Success then
			DataHandler[Player.UserId] = DEFAULT_DATA
			return
		end
		if DataHandler:GetReq("RemoveAsync") <= 5 then
			DataHandler:AccuWait(7)
		end
		DataHandler:Accuwait(3)
	end
end

return DataHandler

-- [[ END OF MODULE ]] --

Again, the Trails and Animations work fine