Mr Phileas Fogg lays a bet with his friends to go around the world in 80 days.


Mr Phileas Fogg is the main character in the famous novel "Around the World in Eighty Days" written by Jules Verne. He is an English gentleman who is known for his punctuality and precision. One day, while he is at the Reform Club, he gets into a discussion with his fellow members about the possibility of traveling around the world in just 80 days. Fogg firmly believes that it can be done, while the others doubt it.


In order to prove his point, Mr Phileas Fogg proposes a wager of £20,000 (a significant amount of money at that time) that he can indeed complete the journey in 80 days. His friends, thinking it is an impossible task, readily accept the bet. Fogg is determined to win the wager and leaves immediately to embark on his journey.


To assist him in his journey, Mr Phileas Fogg hires a Frenchman named Passepartout as his valet. Passepartout becomes an integral part of Fogg's adventure, accompanying him throughout the trip. The two set off from London and travel through various countries and continents, encountering numerous obstacles and adventures along the way.


Throughout their journey, Fogg and Passepartout face challenges such as delays, obstacles, and even being suspected of being involved in a bank robbery. However, Fogg's determination and meticulous planning enable them to overcome these hurdles and continue their journey.


Despite the obstacles, Mr Phileas Fogg manages to complete the journey just in time, returning to London on the 80th day. The other members of the Reform Club are astonished and impressed by his success. Fogg wins the bet and proves that it is indeed possible to go around the world in 80 days.


In conclusion, Mr Phileas Fogg lays a bet with his friends to go around the world in 80 days. This sets off a thrilling adventure filled with challenges, excitement, and ultimately, victory. The story of Fogg's journey has become a classic tale of determination and perseverance, showcasing the power of human will and ingenuity.