Chris works at the Ye Olde Medical Group as a medical assistant. Ye Olde Medical has yet to adopt electronic medical records, so Chris' first job every morning is to pull the charts for every scheduled patient and leave them on the doctors' desks for them to review. Patients are considered "inactive" if they have not been seen in five years or more. The "inactive" charts are sent to storage in a rented space a mile down the road. If Chris needs an "inactive" chart, then he has to drive to the storage space, find the file, and drive back to the office. This often results in Chris not being able to deliver the charts to the doctors in a timely manner. Read the list below and choose one type of waste that this experience exemplifies. Group of answer choices overprocessing defects transportation inventory