If tensions escalate with Iran, what happens?

Your gas and oil might get way more expensive.

The world's most strategically important waterways, the straight of Hormuz.

It's partially controlled by Iran.

And maybe you're thinking, who cares?

I don't even have a car.

This won't affect me.

Wrong.

If oil and gas prices go up, the price of everything is going up.

What's up, rich friends?

Welcome back to another episode of Networth and Chill.

I'm your host Vivian 2, aka Yerich BFF, and your favorite Wall Street Gurley.

If you've watched the news or been on the internet in the past week,

you've probably heard the words war and Middle East all over.

I think it's pretty obvious that the impetus for this episode was the fact that we were once again getting into a dicey position

with military intervention with the Middle East. However, I want to say that this is

an episode that really applies to any past war or any future wars that may occur because the

financials and the ways that you can still be smart with your money are going to stay the same.

Last weekend, the U.S. launched targeted strikes

at three Iranian nuclear development sites at Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan. As of this recording,

there is now a shaky ceasefire and high-level political leaders are trying to come up with diplomatic

solutions. But here's what nobody's breaking down for you, the real cost of these operations and what

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