No, that is a red herring, as he explains. It's not about the labels at all, there's no reason to assume the writer of the labels even knew anything about the actual location of the treasure. They're not part of the puzzle rules.

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thaumasiotes 2 years ago | parent [-]

That won't stop them from being inconsistent.

	▲	Scarblac 2 years ago \| parent [-]
		Or consistent, or whatever. It doesn't matter, they're not relevant to the puzzle. Why do you believe the content of the labels says anything about where the treasure actually is?