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what does it mean when theres a ", " in a variable?
for example local noob = Guest, Poop
I don't get what this means I just don't get it
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They assign multiple variables in one line e.g. local one, two = 1, 2. That works. Though in your example if it's multiple values and only one variable, additional results are discarded, so "Poop" is discarded, and "noob" is assigned to "Guest". User#19524 175 — 5y
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Your example, as mentioned by @incapaz in his comment, would not work. The variable "noob" would be assigned to "Guest" and not "Poop." Here is what would work:
local noob, bacon = "Guest", "Poop"
When defining variables with the comma, the amount of variables must be equal to the number of values assigned or else the script would not function properly.