I suppose when you are famous and are representing or working for a brand, one should avoid doing things on your own time that might damage or embarrass said brand. Is it possible that ESPN has a code of conduct that employees, particularly those that appear on air, must adhere to? Personally, I don't care if Mr. Pierce visits a strip joint. However, he is in the public eye and would probably be easily recognized. He had to know that some cell phone video of the evening's activities would eventually surface.