Conky keeps crashing with this config... HELP

[iSc0ttyathon]

conky.config = {
double_buffer = true,
no_buffers = true,
use_xft = true,
uppercase = true,
font = 'feather:bold:size=8',

own_window = false,
own_window_type = 'desktop',
own_window_transparent = true,

update_interval = 1.0,
net_avg_samples = 2,
cpu_avg_samples = 2,

alignment = 'top_right',
gap_x = 30,
gap_y = 30,

default_color = 'white',
default_outline_color = 'white',
default_shade_color = 'black',
color0 = 'ffffff',
color1 = 'b3e5fc',
color2 = '4783fc'

};

conky.text = [[
${font}${voffset -20}${alignc}${time %A %d %B %Y}
${alignc}${nodename}@${top user 1}
${color2}${hr 2}

${color}Kernel: ${alignr}${kernel}
#------------+

#MyCPU
#------------+

${color2}CPU: Ryzen 5600X 4.65GHz ${hr 2}
${color0}${voffset 5}Name: $alignr${execi 6000 cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name' | sed -e 's/model name.*: //'| uniq | cut -c 1-16}
Freq: ${alignr}${freq_g} GHz
Usage: ${alignr}${cpu}%
${cpugraph 32}
#------------+
#MyGPU

#------------+

${color2}GPU: MSI 6650XT 8GB GDDR6 ${hr 2}

${color0}${voffset 5}Name: amdgpu-pci-0800
Usage: ${alignr}${execi 5 radeontop -d- -l1 | grep -o 'gpu [0-9]{1,3}' | cut -c 5-7 }
Fan Speed: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep fan1 | cut -c 16-19 }PM
#------------+

#MyRAM

#------------+

${color2}RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200MHZ ${hr 2}

${color0}${voffset 5}Used: ${mem} ($memperc%)${alignr}Free: ${memeasyfree}
$processes processes ($running_processes running)
#------------+
#FileSystem
#------------+

${color2}SSD: Kingston 960GB SATA ${hr 2}

${color0}${voffset 5}/dev/sda3:${alignr}${fs_used /} / ${fs_size /}
${fs_bar /}
Read: ${alignr}${diskio_read /dev/nvme0n1p6}
Write: ${alignr}${diskio_write /dev/nvme0n1p6}
#------------+

#MyNETWORK
#------------+

${color2}MyNetwork ${hr 2}

${color0}${voffset 5}Home IP: ${exec sh /home/ayescott89/.conky/HomeIP.sh}
${color0}${voffset 5}Public IP: ${exec sh /home/ayescott89/.conky/IP.sh}

Down: ${downspeed enp5s0}/s ${alignr} Total: ${totaldown enp5s0}
${downspeedgraph enp5s0 30}
Up: ${upspeed enp5s0}/s ${alignr} Total: ${totalup enp5s0}
${upspeedgraph wlan0 30 }
#------------+

#MyTemps
#------------+

${color2}MyTemps ${hr 2}

${color0}${voffset 5}CPU: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep Tctl: | cut -c 16-19}°C
${color0}${voffset 5}SSD: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep Composite: | cut -c 16-19}°C
${color0}${voffset 5}GPU: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep edge: | cut -c 16-19}°C
${color0}${voffset 5}GPUJunction: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep junction: | cut -c 16-19}°C
${color0}${voffset 5}GPUMem: ${alignr}${execi 5 sensors | grep mem: | cut -c 16-19}°C
#------------+

#Devices
#------------+

${color2}MyDevices ${hr 2}

${color1}${execi 1800 sudo nmap -sP 192.168.1.1/24 | grep "Nmap scan report for" | awk -F ' ' '{print $5, $6}'}
]]

I start it. Opens fine. Open a terminal and it crashes and I have to open again!

[iSc0ttyathon]

SOLVED!

${color0}${voffset 5}Public IP: ${exec sh /home/ayescott89/.conky/IP.sh} which has a command in to get a public IP was the culprit.