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The father of three doesn't appear to have a personal account, but he replied to his wife's message from his business page. He may not have any history in show business like Ireland, but he, too, has lived a colorful life.
After graduating high school, Olsen enrolled at Santa Barbara College and found residence at a cottage near the beach. His morning routine included 5 a.m. visits to the ocean, sometimes leading to surfing.
If he didn't surf, he'd go back home and study. Eventually, he realized he wanted to be a doctor, so he transferred to the University of California Santa Cruz. He thoroughly enjoyed being at UC. "It also really appealed that it was a rocking surf town," he said.
The institution didn't issue grades, so it took a while for Olsen to get accepted into a medical school. He was about to leave for Central America, having given up, when he received an acceptance letter from the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Olsen began practicing in Santa Barbara after graduating from medical school as an ER doctor, and after his first day of work, he knew he wanted to do that for the rest of his life. However, he felt the same about spending time surrounded by the ocean.
In 2007, he acquired a commercial lobster fishing license and took recreational fishing to the next level, turning it into a booming enterprise. Olsen learned how to weld himself, built his lobster traps, and founded his business operation the same year.
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