Over at The Bad Deal, Ryan Sutton takes on Groupon listings that promote "Zagat-rated" restaurants, but gloss over what those ratings actually reveal. Being Zagat-rated is not an honor, he writes, adding, "Claiming that a restaurant is Zagat-rated is like saying "Hey, I got a son who goes to school, and you know what? They gave him a REPORT CARD!" [The Bad Deal]
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