Script keeps triggering "if" condition?

Firstly, I'd like to point out that you are using or incorrectly. When you do x == y or z, y is compared to x, but z is not compared to x, it is instead treated as its own condition.

The reason for your if's condition always being met is because in Lua, any value that is not false or nil is treated as truthy in a boolean context, so these examples would print:

if 4 then
	print(4)
end

if "text" then
	print("text")
end

if {} then
	print({})
end

Since the conditions used are not false or nil (falsey), the condition is met.

What you are looking for is x == y or x == z.

However you are checking tons of numbers, and doing if a == b or a == c or a == d or .... then. would get tedious very quickly. I noticed that the numbers are all divisible by 60, so you can use the modulo operator %. It basically divides two numbers and returns the remainder after division.

local seconds = 0
local minutes = 10  
currentTime.Value = "Time - "..minutes..":0"..seconds
for i = 600, -1 do
    wait(1) 
    if i % 60 == 0 then -- If the result is 0, that is because i is divisible by 60
        minutes = minutes - 1
        seconds = 59
    elseif i == 0 then
        seconds = 0
    else
        seconds = seconds - 1
    end
	currentTime.Value = "Time - "..minutes..":"..seconds
    end
end

From what I understood from your script you attempted to format a number as timer (e.g. 3:00). If so, you can use this handy function:

local function timer_format(x)
	return math.floor(x/60) .. ":" .. (x % 60 < 10 and "0" or "") .. x % 60
		--divides x by 60 and rounded down. If x % 60 < 10 I add "0" to it so
		--it doesn't look like "3:5", it will look like "3:05". 
end

print(timer_format(120)) -- 2:00

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