SOLVED point and click system to move the player using camera Rays, need to turn it off for buttons

EDIT: WOOO! Figured it out, added a condition to my if-statement in WorldInteractions:

Line 16:
https://pastebin.com/k1XjAXqb

Seems sort of like a band-aid solution, but I'd like for the whole game to stop when dialogue is active, so I might be able to integrate this onto other NPCs/Enemy classes in the future somehow.
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Hey guys I'm brand new to Unity and C#, so forgive me if I mix up my syntax/vocab, but I've been following along with this tutorial fairly well up until now:

Here is the script on the player object responsible for player movement and object interaction:

https://pastebin.com/EQn91nmX

My scripts have a S*** load of comments, sorry bout that it's just how I wrap my head around things. I'm used to Ruby and Ruby on Rails, which feels like a walk in the park compared to this stuff.

He's making a simple RPG with a point and click move system. It worked great until I introduced the dialogue system. It all works, but when I click the continue button the player moves towards it. I can't tell if the RayCast is hitting the button or the ground. I suspect it is properly passing through the UI layer and triggering the ground anyway. A little debugging seemed to imply my Rays weren't touching the button.

I also have a script for Interactionable(s), the DialogueSystem and the NPC (who simple inherits from Interactionable and overwrites it's interation() method.) I think the problem and solution lies in the player (WorldInteraction) script, but here is the DialogueSystem if it helps:

DialogueSystem:

https://pastebin.com/ks2qT26w


And screw it, here's the InteractableScript, but I don't think this pertains to much. The YouTuber guy seems pretty good at keeping things modular:

https://pastebin.com/qU1ty5X1


Anyway I tried messing with the Layers and checking for collisions with the button, not really sure what to do here...