So I have the below script which is supposed to iterate through various parts in a folder, and if one of the parts is touched by a Bandit, then it gives them the loot, and disables that part from being looted again for 1000 seconds. I am storing the debounce as an attribute in the part. This script is in game.Workspace, and the parts are stored in a folder named LootParts, also within game.Workspace.

local LootParts = workspace.LootParts:GetChildren()
local function giveloot(Touched,Part)
	Part = workspace.LootParts[Part]
	local db = Part:GetAttribute("db")
	if db == false then --debounce check
		Part:SetAttribute("db",true) --activate debounce
		local check = Touched.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") --Find the human that touched the button

		if check ~= nil then --If a human is found, then

			local user = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Touched.Parent) --get player from touching human
			local stats = user:findFirstChild("leaderstats") --Find moneyholder
			if user.Team == game.Teams.Bandits then
				if stats ~= nil then --If moneyholder exists then
					-- Give money
					wait(1000) --cooldown
					Part:SetAttribute("db",false)
				end
			end
		end
	end
end
for _,Part in pairs(LootParts) do
	Part.Touched:Connect(giveloot(Part.Name))
end
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Connect is a method just like all others. It takes in a Callback function. If you're calling it while passing through, the function will pass in whatever it returns. If you want to call the function and pass an argument, you'll have to wrap it in an anonymous function.

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