Okay, not for buying a house, or quarterly settlements between mega-corporations (if it happens via Bitcoin).
But for buying a SIM card on Bittrefill or a plane ticket?
I know Satoshis would mean a lot of zeroes following the figure, but is not it easier than parsing a few zeroes after a decimal before you reach the first significant digit?
As in, which one is easier on your eyes and brains? 0.00003745 BTC or 3,745 Sats? Or, even .02 BTC or 2 million Sats?
I for, one, commend Stacker news for keeping Sats as the UoA, which, I feel, any entity quoting Bitcoin amounts should follow.
If needed, I am happy with the idea of mBTC (milli Bitcoins) too, but not BTC, for god's sake.
Bonus point, it can also make us humble, as amounts quoted in Satoshi would make the transaction look like denominated in Zimbabwe dollar or such currencies!