The software bugs, baffling interfaces and limited selections of the average online shop make even the cornergrocery look like a miracle of organisation and choice.
Twenty-five years later he is still shrouded in dreams and terror, and his two friends, Sean (Kevin Bacon), a homicide detective, and Jimmy (Sean Penn), an ex-con who runs a cornergrocery, still feel the shame of not helping him.
He lived on paved, lighted city streets, and a bicycle ride away were the Asian drugstore and the Armenian grocery store and the corner where black Cubans drank coffee and talked Dodgers baseball.