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Entrepreneur, restaurateur, a short badger -like tycoon with so much money
bought the word money.
Dan Halen is all of these things.
We caught up with Halen at his in -ground pool, inexplicably built in the
of a giant lake, which is itself a giant above -ground pool.
Right now we are adrift on the North Pole. I wanted future generations to
it in its pristine state here in Georgia.
Putting a wave pool in there.
In the spring. And here we have Mecca. Yes.
Millions of Muslims have no idea where to turn.
It's really quite funny. Now, what's this here?
The Blarningstone. Yes, I found that I needed to luck more than the Irish.
Ah. So I just acquired that.
Melissa, you'll find that I'm a simple man of simple taste.
Look. The sphinx has a booger.
An orange booger.
I'm delighted by this. You have an impressive collection here.
But I would... And the moon, too. Did you know that? Did I mention? The moon.
I own that.
That's mine.
It's impressive.
Yes, I put pandas up there. They said it couldn't be done, and they were right,
it turned out. The pandas exploded.
Look, I'm not a scientist. I'm just a man with a lot of money.
See that lamp?
That was once a human being.
I don't...
I don't want to tell you how to turn it on. I don't know if we can say that on a
family program.
You have an estimated net worth of over $5 billion.
What keeps you going?
Oh, Melissa, come now.
My team of five tailors sews my pants on me one thread at a time, just like
everyone else.
But I notice you're not wearing pants.
You're sure about that?
Zoom in on this, right here.
Does that say...
Born to pork?
Oh, well, I'm glad you noticed.
It's from my exclusive line of tan man body stencils. Halen's body stencils are
the newest moneymaker in an unstoppable empire.
Now with comically mixed up letters.
Pimp your muffin top today.
You know I have.
If Dan Halen were any less successful, he might not be able to indulge his
expensive taste, like his menagerie of exotic pets.
Ah, hello, boy.
Wow. Allow me to introduce you. This is Ken Griffin, Jr.
And that's an actual griffin from mythology.
No, no, no. This is a griffindoodle. They're more expensive than a purebred
griffin. But they're terrible with children.
Now, shouldn't this fish be in a bowl? If he were the one calling the shots,
yes, he would be in a bowl, I suppose. Fat and happy.
But he's not.
Come on.
Moonwalk. Do the moonwalk for me.
There you go.
There you go.
There you go.
You see, I'm teaching him to equate water with pain.
Someday we'll look back on it and laugh.
Some of us will.
Why do you think you have so many enemies in the business world? Well, I
outside the box, Melissa, and I chart my own course.
I'm American and I refuse to outsource. The Japanese have a word.
Hanawana something.
I... well, I... I bought this sword in Japan.
Critics point to Halen's affinity for even more controversial business
practices, like undersourcing.
Melissa, listen.
The mole people had no future before I came along. I brought them electricity,
taught them structure.
They had no elevator to the surface, for example.
And they still don't. I think we'd all... I think we'll all sleep a lot
with them not being able to get up here.
No!
And his controversial volcano fun camp for winners.
I bring 40 underprivileged inner city kids with no home, no education, no
future, to spend the summer in my volcano.
Many of these kids would never even get to see a volcano.
Now they get to be part of a real, live, working volcano.
Come on, who wants second place?
Come on, get in there!
Local law enforcement has for years turned a blind eye to Halen's
exploits. Well, he has brought a lot of money into the county. If he's got to
bend a few laws of nature to, you know, make a profit, well, who am I to say?
You're the sheriff.
Right? Well, someday, knock on wood, it would be a great honor to serve under
Mr. Abrams. Here we go. Oh, come on. Oh, shut up.
You'd be saying the same thing if it was you, I guarantee it. Oh, you're just
kissing ass because you want to be harvested next. Make me sick.
He's right. He loves the camera, that guy, don't he, boy? Winters are so tough
out here.
Oh, no, the sleep fog. I said too much.
And then there's this.
Anything smaller just doesn't give me the bounce and volume I require.
Mr. Halen, you call this a hair driery. Some of your critics have referred to it
as a global warmery.
I'll have you know this whole plant runs on clean, burning...
Styrofoam! But a whistleblower at the plant told an even more disturbing
Hell, humor ain't so bad. Don't knock it till you try it. Shield your eyes!
But there was another thing he said. What?
Earlier.
You mean how I like that movie where Brian Bosworth played a detective?
No, the very first thing. Oh, the one where Brian Bosworth is playing a
motorcycle, right? No. That's the animated thing?
No, no, the very first thing you said.
Remember, it was about the children?
Oh, about how everyone else working here is a bunch of naked kids. It ain't such
a big deal. That's right.
Naked children.
Forced to work in unclosed conditions for no pay.
Do you have anything you want to say to the people about this?
Oh, Melissa, those aren't naked children. They're... Listen, when I
this interview, I was under the impression we'd be talking about my
work. Dan Hillen does have a cause about which he feels passionately.
Helping people who, like him, were born without needs.
I never let it stop me from living my life.
Every morning, I get up and do 50 squat thrusts.
One. And so, in conclusion, don't allow your spirit to bend because your knees
will not. For I say to thee, one born without knees kneels before no man.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. But on the other hand, I do have feet. Who allowed this freak in
here? Find your own charity, footman.
As influential as he is, surprisingly little is known about Halen's past, even
by his neighbors and employees.
Yeah, I know about Dan Halen. He was an ornery fella, chattering up in a tree
all taunting -like, cheeks all puffed up and wally nuts and whatnot.
I took aim at him with my pellet gun, blasted the tar out of him.
Are you sure you're not talking about that stuffed squirrel over there?
Oh.
Well, you might be right about that now. Is there anything you can say about Dan
Halen?
Hmm.
Um... The man who's been your boss for the past 17 years?
Wally nuts.
Okay. I'm blasted the hell out of him. I think we've got all we're going to get
here. We paid a visit to the Dan Halen archives at Sheetrock Memorial
and were shocked at what we found.
Mr. Halen, take a look at this.
The Chicago Democratic Convention in 1968.
Ah, the 60s. I'll never forget them. I believe that's you in the upper left
corner hitting someone with a chain.
I remember. I remember I made that guy taste the chain.
Taste the chain, I said. Again and again. Long after he was incapable of
anything. We found this in the archives after the invasion of Poland.
We belong to the same gym.
I suppose you'll take that image out of context and make it into something.
Here you are in Berlin in 1926.
So I used to be a transvestite cabaret host.
You have a point with this?
According to our research, Dan Halen has apparently existed throughout recorded
history. Everyone tortured political prisoners during the medieval era.
This sacrifice led to plenty of rain. The maize crop that year was wonderful.
I was taking the nail out. I was trying to help the man.
Well, it's not like I invented fire. So I spread some of the black plague. Those
Egyptians were trying to steal precious artifacts from the British Museum.
Well, that was just an accident.
Mr. Halen, these pictures prove you're tens of thousands of years old. Melissa.
What do you say to these charges?
I don't recall.
You don't recall that you're a living embodiment of evil?
Uh, no. No, I don't recall that. A plague on humanity from the beginning of
time? No.
I don't... I don't recall. We have film evidence. We have pictures.
Come on. What could you possibly say to these charges, Mr. Halen?
I'm sorry, but I'm not equipped to reach a conclusion regarding that assessment
at this time. And what's more, let me add that I will explode your head for
saying that.
Mr. Halen.
Yes, there's no such thing as a free necklace.
Muckraker.
Let me just scoot this over.
Tell me more about your tan man body stencils. Oh, that's a good question,
Melissa. No, I didn't realize we were going to be promoting my products today.
Now that's journalism.
Insightful, but extremely well -balanced.
I feel like I'm friends with the man.
Hell of a man, that one.
Giving us these free necklaces the way he done.
Hell of a man.
Yeah, well, I just wish he'd let us smoke it.
Yes, our break's over.
Yeah. Back to work.
Hail of a man.
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