Will be interesting to see what if anything can be done to make it so consumers would want to buy bitcoins to spend them. Or maybe there's simply enough people who will buy bitcoin and hold them and then spend profits that thats still enough to create a decent sized amount of consumers using bitcoin. who knows.
You not wrong but it's worth noting that current options are rather pushing consumers away to any alternative that would offer what Bitcoin can.
All the little irritants help Bitcoin:Dealing with Banks is a hassle; Bank fees; Asking their permission to spend your money; Transaction and transmission cost; security of digital wallet v cash on person; potential discounts from businesses anxious to find any way to save money in a crisis; novelty; risk of Government Bail-ins; anxiety about saving; investment relative to 'high-interest' bank accounts giving 0.5%; etc; etc.
Marc Andresen's piece recently detailed the four constituencies; all the pressure is towards Bitcoin; and given what Bitcoin is beyond a store of currency, the prospects of it being used for verified transactions of alsorts, brings with it a very bright future.. so long as Governments aren't afraid of change and innovation which might help with fixing their economic crises.