Dippin' Dots, the futuristic ice cream company, will be highlighted on Undercover Boss on January 22. The proprietor and CEO, Scott Fischer, went covert to get some crude and unfiltered input about the brand from workers. 

Fischer went secretly masked as "Brad," a long-haired, whiskery, jobless welder who was hoping to begin another vocation. He visited an assembling plant for the frozen yogurt just as a Dippin' Dots remain at an event congregation. The CEO needed to awaken at 3 a.m. for cosmetics and hair before he began work for the afternoon. 

"I need to go secret since I intend to keep on developing the organization all throughout the planet," Fischer says in a scene mystery. "It's significant for me that representatives are prepared for that development and arranged for it. 

1. Fischer Acquired Dippin' Dots in 2012 

Fischer got into the business when he was in school and discovered that he adored taking a gander at numbers and organizations, particularly understanding what he can handle and how he can help the organizations starting from the earliest stage. 

He was in a land business with his dad when he fostered the enthusiasm he currently has for complex arrangements; around that time, he saw that Dippin' Dots was failing. He saw the chance there and came in at a time where he could procure only the resources he needed in the organization, so he did precisely that. 

He was just 38 years of age when they purchased the organization, and he disclosed to Franchise Times that he actually has a long way to go. 

"One of the favors at Dippin' Dots, I went to a solid supervisory crew, for certain truly incredible individuals," he said. "The senior supervisory crew has no self-images. The vast majority of them are 50, 60 years of age with a great deal of astuteness. For me as a 38-year-old child, I've learned." 

2. He is a Philanthropist 

Fischer is a functioning member in various altruistic exercises. In particular, he is as of now the seat of the Legislative Committee for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Oklahoma. He began serving on the administering board in 2017. 

He was granted the 2015 Judge William R. Saied Founder's Award by Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Oklahoma for his help to the organization. 

Fischer has likewise worked with Susan G. Komen of Central and Western Oklahoma. He was drafted into the class of 2014 Pink Tie Guys, and he keeps on supporting the association. He likewise upholds the Oklahoma City Ballet and different associations devoted to human expressions. 

3. Fischer Was Charged With a DUI in 2018 

In April 2018, Fischer had quite recently been highlighted as a superstar visitor at a kids' clinic noble cause occasion called "Moving for a Miracle." After leaving the occasion, Fischer slammed his BMW 750 into two homes while smashed, as per the Star-Telegram. 

As per a police report, Fischer hit an electrical cable post, then, at that point ran into an iron fence. He then, at that point hit two homes prior to grinding to a halt. He told reacting cops that he thought he was close to his home, which was really 16 miles away. 

There were no genuine wounds in the accident, as per Edmond Sun. Fischer was liberated from his vehicle by firemen and communicated on account of them prior to being captured. He purportedly helped out the police. 

4. He is Diversifying the Brand 

Dippin' Dots right now creates more income from its plant-based meat business than it does with its frozen yogurt business. 

In 2018, Fischer began Dippin' Dots Cryogenics, permitting the organization to permit its cryogenic innovation and speck shaping IP in business sectors outside of treats. Presently, the cryogenic cycle is being utilized by plant-based meat organizations including Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat. 

"The meat organizations knew about us and began to deliver reenacted fats for us," Fischer told the Entrepreneur's Handbook. "They delivered oils and fats with our cryogenic interaction. With that one, we've been doing truly well. That is expanded our net generously and really is outperforming the Dippin' Dots business at this moment." 

Fixings are taken care of through the Dippin' Dots interaction, and they come out as pelletized items that give the consistency of mimicked fat in plant-based burgers, frankfurter, and bacon. 

5. Fischer Reassured Employees After Explosion at Manufacturing Facility 

In November 2019, there was a blast at a Dippin' Dots fabricating office in McCracken County, Kentucky. The blast harmed four individuals. 

The outside of the office was not harmed, however as of January 17, 2020, the inside creation region is as yet under development. 

"With everything taken into account we've been extremely honored from a wellbeing viewpoint from the workers that were there and from a monetary viewpoint," Fischer disclosed to KAIT 8 News. "So it simply shows the genuine strength of our image and our way of life." 

He proceeded to say that the entirety of the representatives have remained utilized and none of them have missed a check. 

6. Ex girlfriend files lawsuit against him

Dippin' Dots CEO Stephen Scott Fischer conveyed sexual pictures of his ex, including to her mom, during a "horrendous mission of provocation," as indicated by a claim recorded for the current month in Oklahoma. 

Offended party Amanda Brown, portrayed in the claim as a voyaging medical caretaker who dated the frozen yogurt organization leader for around two years, charges Fischer bothered her during their relationship and fought back against her after their separation in late 2020. Fischer, who passes by Scott, regularly utilized her private sexual pictures to control her, the claim charges. 

"Fischer has occupied with a steady and horrendous mission of badgering and counter focusing on Amanda, coming full circle in his non-consensual dispersal of her private sexual pictures to outsiders," expressed the claim documented June 9 in the District Court of Oklahoma County.

"On in any event one late event, Fischer conveyed Amanda's private sexual picture to maybe the most damaging crowd possible — Amanda's mom."

"Tirelessly, Fischer has went with his merciless conduct with explanations, ideas, or implications to Amanda that he is excessively rich or amazing for her to consider him responsible." 

In the claim, Fischer is named as CEO of Dippin' Dots, "an organization that produces a huge number of dollars each year in income." 

As per extra records from Davidson County, Tennessee, in which Fischer is the offended party, he requested that the court intercede for his benefit requesting the arrival of the pet and vehicle. 

The canine is alluded to as a "white female blended variety canine, Microchip No. A39891251," the Tennessee claim said. 

Fischer rented a 2019 Jaguar F-Pace in July 2019, as indicated by the claim. He permitted Brown to utilize it. In any case, he then, at that point gained legitimate title of it on March 2 for $46,441, per the claim.