I was reading Forbes the other day and on the cover was a guy named Andrew Mason, who founded Groupon. As the name suggests, Groupon is a blending of the words group and coupon. I had never heard of the company before, so I was curious to see what was so interesting about him and his company that they garnered the cover of the magazine. Groupon is a website, and each day it features a product, activity or service available for purchase at an unbeatable price. The deal is only available at the cheap price if a certain amount of people purchase the offer. Deals are specific to location. It’s a really awesome concept. An example of a Philadelphia-area deal? A 14-day all-access pass and a 30-minute massage at the Sporting Club at the Bellevue for $45. Normally, this would cost about $355. That’s an 87 percent discount. It’s amazing, every few years it seems a young person is discovering world-changing websites. Mark Zuckerberg, creator of Facebook, was only 20 years old. Andrew Mason is 29, still very young. I wonder who the next web genius will be. — Amanda Smith, advertising and editorial coordinator