 As we get older and begin thinking about what's important to us, many in rural America start thinking about things like Social Security and paying for living expenses like food and medicine. AARP's Sean Voskal says living in rural areas has its challenges. I think there's a lot of issues affecting rural America. When you think about it, one in five, first time in history, one in five Americans over 65 live in rural areas. So rural broadband could be key.