WebEx on Mac OS X blows

I had a client meeting this morning and it was supposed to utilize WebEx.  Please permit me to count the ways in which WebEx blows.

1. Their installer is an HQX file. HQX files haven't been used since the days of OS 9 (i.e in over 5 years).  Today, it's tar/gz, zip or disk image.  I had to download Stuffit (which, I might add DOES come in a disk image) just to uncompress the damn installer.  Welcome to the decade, you backwards ass bastards.
2. After spending 15 minutes installing, searching, uninstalling and repeating, I couldn't find the actual installed application.  Their OS 9-style Vise installer installs the program in -- get this -- ~/Library/Application Support/WebEx/SOME_RANDOM_NUMBER/.  What?!
3. There's not a single piece of evidence on their site -- either in their knowledge base, user manual, technical support section -- that indicates they have any clue how clueless they are or that any Mac users have had any problem whatsoever.  Way to go, clue-tards...
   

In short, it's as if when Mac OS X came out, they simply did a search and replace on their site from OS 9 to OS X and called it a day.  These no-talent ass clowns have just succeeded in wasting an hour of my time during a client meeting, making me look like an ass.  They have also succeeded in making sure that I recommend just about anything else -- including FedEx'ing bar napkins back and forth between one another -- before I ever recommend WebEx for a meeting.