To the Motorcyclist his moped is every little thing. As a pizza delivery chauffeur it is his source of income. As a breadline straddling, immigrant daddy it is his family's support. It takes his other half to work. It gets his little girl to institution. So when one night the moped is swiped, his world breaks down. He needs to get back his bike-- or replace it-- any way possible, before his following changes starts. If he falls short, he will not simply lose his job, he will lose it all. He attempts to ask minority familiar faces for assistance in this strange, disorienting city. Nonetheless, as he runs out of time as well as his options are fraying, his ethical compass begins to crack as well as he expands an increasing number of going to abandon his conscience in order to save himself and his family members.