Both are disruptive technologies to the status quo.
I have not heard bitcoin mentioned a single time in my daily life by people around me in the last 12 months, nothing, nada, zip.
Uber? maybe 200 times in the last 12 months.
that's how bitcoin needs to be, but sadly it seems to be trending the wrong direction.
Well, let's be honest here. Uber makes life more convenient for whoever's using it and maybe saves them money (I dunno).
Obtaining, storing and using Bitcoin is a ball ache right now, considerably more than existing options. It can potentially save you money if you're willing to swallow the risk. Most folks are going to think 'why bother?'.
Anyone who thinks otherwise has spent too long down this particular rabbit hole.
If it gets to a point where most people don't necessarily know they're using it but it is making their lives easier, that's when it might go places. I think some interesting uses will trickle out over the next couple of years.
A prime case is Abra. There was virtually no mention of Bitcoin, only the benefits.