The most accurate option is:
No, Nick is bothered by the selfishness of many of the people in West and East Egg.
In "The Great Gatsby," Nick Carraway often reflects on the moral decay and carelessness of those around him, particularly in the context of the affluent characters he encounters, including Jordan Baker. While he does form a relationship with Jordan, he does not share the same careless attitude as many of the others in their social circle.