Worst Case Scenario for Fuel Costs

GasBuddy VP of Petroleum Analysis Patrick De Haan talks about how the war with Iran appears to intensify today, after CENTCOM announced the U.S. has completed another round of strikes on Iran targeting "coastal defense systems". What does this mean for the cost of oil and what you’ll be paying at the pump? Do current escalations mirror the conditions that caused that initial historic shock? If the U.S. resumes a full naval blockade, what is the absolute worst-case scenario for U.S. fuel availability?