When two parts meet, how can I make only one of them execute this code?

I'm having trouble with this and I really don't know how to get around it. Both of the parts that touch each other are identical and they're both cloned objects, therefore they both hold this code. Is there a way I could only make it so one of those parts execute it?

wait(2)

function ontouch(part)
	
	if part.Name == "BombBit" then
		
		script.Disabled = true
		
		local bitCln = game.ServerStorage.BombBitTwo:Clone()
		bitCln.Parent = workspace.Bitz
		bitCln.Position = script.Parent.Position
		
		script.Parent:Destroy()
		
		
	end
	
end

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(ontouch)

Going by what you said stating they are "cloned objects" and assuming they are cloned using obj:Clone() then you could simply change the name of one object using

local obj = obj:Clone
obj.Name = "different name"

In the case they are simply two cloned parts using the studios building features, you could simply:

1. Right click the object in the explorer (hierarchy)

2. Click "Rename"

3. Change the name to something else

In the case that both above answers are wrong try adding an else statement or just ignore this answer.

THINK before you downvote my posts, do i just need to be told that what i said was incorrect or do i need a downvote?

I've done a similar thing in one of my games. The way I did it is to have a boolvalue in both objects, and have the script check if both objects boolvalues are false, then make them true.

Something like this:

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Name == "BombBit" and script.Parent.BoolValue.Value == false and hit.BoolValue.Value == false then
		script.Parent.BoolValue.Value = true
		hit.BoolValue.Value = true
		--- The rest of the code
	end
end)