<human>: Today I Fucked Up... I went to a well known brewery over the weekend and picked up a few cases of beer to bring back and sell to my coworkers. Several of my colleagues had asked me to bring them back some beer, as this specific brewery is a ways out of town and does not distribute in our area.  They flew off of my desk once the people who sit near me saw that I was selling them.  So I put an email out to my entire department at the office to see if anyone else wanted in on some good beer.  Those beers too sold within minuets.  I made my money back (sold them at cost) and was feeling pretty good.  My coworkers were very pleased because they now had some great beer at a very reasonable price.   

After my lunch break my direct supervisor takes me aside and informs me I'm in deep trouble.  Even though he had given me permission to sell the beers in the office (under the understanding I keep it quiet), the email I sent went to the directors of the company and the CEO.  That was not in "keeping it quiet".  My management was not too happy about that email. My supervisor counseled me and made it clear it was to never happen again.

Now I'm sitting at my desk wondering if I'm going to have a job tomorrow.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I sold beer at work through a company wide email and the CEO read it and I am now in fear of losing my job.