This post is my sorry.

It is about my part time job that I work just for this summer holiday. I work at Japanese sweets shop in a department store. The company also runs a cake shop in the same place, so I sometimes help the cake shop too.
What hurts me is that I have to throw away all the foods that are not sold. The shop starts 20% off at 17:30 every day, but we still cannot sell all of them. My coworker told me that they used to do 50% off, and all the sweets were sold out, but department people-in-power did not want any shop to look empty, so they warned us not to do 50% off any more, and the company makes even more sweets so that our shop do not look empty.
Once they warned, they check our shop very seriously, and when lots of sweets are sold, they warn us that we should prepare more foods so that everywhere in the department store looks lively. When there are lots of sweets in our shop, I start 20% off a bit earlier, but it does not always go well. I feel guilty so much every day when I throw away those foods because I have learned about starving people who spend a day less than $1 with not enough food or water while people in developed countries have too much.
What am I doing? I studied about hunger, gap between the rich and the poor, and third and fourth worlds in Global Issues class last year, and now I put each pack of Japanese sweets into rubbish bags by my hands. It really hurts me, but I cannot see any solution.
At the end of a day, I have to count how many sweets are remained, and note them on the list. After that, I make several bags of assorted sweets, and give them to staffs in neighbour shops, but I think that they do not want to receive same sweets every day. The department store close at 20:00, and the company pay til 20:30. The jobs that I have to do after closing take about 30 minutes, but if I make those assorted sweets for neighbour shops' staffs, it is around 20:50 when I finish everything for a day. The 20 extra minutes is not included for my salary, but I try to give some sweets to people around my shop anyway. I love sweets, so I am glad that I can bring those sweets to home, as all of my family members love sweets too, but I cannot bring all of the sweets. There are too many.
When I walk from our shop to rubbish bins carrying rubbish bags, they are really heavy. How many people can survive if those foods are theirs? Today around the world, children die one after another in every three seconds. How many can live if they can eat? There are 4 more days that I work in the department store, and I still cannot find a solution.