Is it possible to hitchhike around the world in 80 days

wait, so WITH hitchiking across oceans or not?

Climate Of Countries On The Equator
The countries on the equator generally have a tropical rainforest or equatorial climate. Distinct seasons are usually absent. In some places, however, cold currents trigger tropical monsoon climates accompanied by a dry season. The average temperature of the equatorial countries is around 30 °C during the day. Average annual rainfall is quite high at around 2,500 to 3,500 mm per year.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-on-the-equator.html#:~:text=The%20Equator%20is%20the%20imaginary,the%20rest%20through%20the%20land.

How did another soldier die training on a hot day after the SAS tragedy?

Carrying 25kg (55lb) of equipment, Cpl Joshua Hoole, 26, collapsed 400 metres from the end of an eight-mile course as the temperature built towards 30C (86F).

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/oct/25/soldier-die-training-hot-day-sas-tragedy-joshua-hoole

I think limiting it to the equator is a bit too literal. For starters, the equator is mostly water. Going around the world without entering the arctic circle seems like a good start.

Sorry, I am not that fond about the southern hemisphere, but if we don`t assume you start in czech, wouldn`t it be the easiest to circle the southern arctic? Thats assuming there are actually flights across the pacific. Maybe thats a ridiculous question, i know, I just don`t have the time to research it right now.
Upsides: Very little landmass to cross, low number of visa required: South Africa, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand, Australia (+ maybe Madagascar) I suppose...

Northern Hemisphere has the problem of getting through Central Asia, which is not very advisable completely alone afaik. I personally have been explicitely warned to NOT hitchhike in russia or get close to iran, afghanistan etc. and also had some mongolians literally tell me, I qoute: "Why do you want to go to mongolia? It is really easy to die there."

the only problem is getting the body up to speed

world is like 40,000km around its waist, so 40,000/80 is 500km daily. so maybe..., you would have to have perfect pickup record and say average 60km/h trips in traffic giving you 8.3hours trip per day, so if you would ride with TIR guys and maybe catching some zzzzs while moving... it might fuck up your day-night shedule... but its borderline doable

rookstoo.. how do you know what people have done in there lives?

"also you pussises never hiked or slept in ghetto conditions"

incase you avoid the answer...

you dont..

and you dont know..

because you spew fear based bullshit and noone questiones it with rationale that they actually did it and it wasnt that bad, or the other rationale that these days you have gps cellphones that can track you once something goes off so people on other end of it call local cops once something is up, like within 5 minutes... and that is because noone done it here, you dont have the mindset of possibilities, but mindset of "permitted" journeys...

qed.

1. So because me (singular) saying something you conclude

quote: also you pussises never hiked or slept in ghetto conditions like tent in woods or wild sleeping at some villagers yard in tent or something.

ok...


2.

quote: people are good to eachother by default

No, they are not. Your character is proof of that.

I am sorry for replying so late to the thread I started.
By hitchhiking around the world, I really mean stading beside a road with your thumb up and hoping somebody picks you up, no hot air baloons or hiking. I also did not mean that you must go around the equator, that seems unnecessary to me.
I am not sure how to fit crossing the ocean into the equation, though. If one was allowed to flight across the ocean, the challenge would be easy - according to these maps https://en.mapy.cz/s/fozepedohu , Prague to Hanoi is 12 000 km / 122 hrs of driving, which, with a speed of 6 hrs per day is like 21 days. Sure, with border crossings, etc., it would take longer, but it is still not much. USA is crossable in 8 days and once you get your final flight from New York to Spain/Western Europe, you are in Czech Republic in 3/4 days at max. But with ships, it might be much more difficult. There are some ways, supposedly, to cross the Atlantic and Pacific for free - you can work as a crew on some yacht and in return you do not pay for the journey. That would however require some ship sailing skills. I also thought that if one was able to get all the way up to Vladivostok, that maybe it would be ok just to take a ferry and pay for it (I would consider it to be ok according to the rules - the journey across Asia would be noticeably longer and there is still the ship, which is much slower than an airplane). Previously I thought that it would be even better to get further up and east, near Bering strait and find some ferry there, but looking at the map, it seems that that part of the world is even emptier than I thought, so that does not seem possible. Also, hitchhiking across Russia from West to East does not seem wise either (but getting through China to Vladivostok should be ok).
With ships, I think that 80 days around the world is quite realistic (waiting in the port for some time before the ship departs, a week or so across Atlantic, more across Pacific). What do you think?