35. Filled up for $1.929 a gallon on Saturday in MN.
That was with a $0.03/gal coupon. Most of Minnesota's gas comes from high sulphur crude piped in from Canadia. They did something intelligent and built a refinery designed from the ground floor to take out the sulphur and process it into sulphuric acid and other sulphur compounds which are then sold. So they take less desireable crude (at lower prices) and sell the "waste products." Thus Minnesota's fuel has been more stable than other upper midwest states.
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