Spew to a Loosey?

Opponent is a Loose Semi-aggro player, who has played draws too long a couple of times.

STAGE #753060630: HOLDEM NO LIMIT $0.10 - 2007-09-04 07:57:26 (ET)
Table: BATTLEFORD DR (Real Money) Seat #3 is the dealer
Seat 3 - BECKI83 ($12.65 in chips)
Seat 4 - ACEFLUSHER ($2.85 in chips)
Seat 5 - INVRON11 ($21.65 in chips)
Seat 6 - GRANDPA49 ($8.44 in chips)
Seat 2 - UNIBOMBER14 ($20.95 in chips)
ACEFLUSHER - Posts small blind $0.05
INVRON11 - Posts big blind $0.10
*** POCKET CARDS ***
Dealt to UNIBOMBER14 [:Ad: :Th:]
GRANDPA49 - Folds
UNIBOMBER14 - Raises $0.40 to $0.40
BECKI83 - Calls $0.40
ACEFLUSHER - Calls $0.35
INVRON11 - Folds
*** FLOP *** [:8s: :Td: :9d:]
ACEFLUSHER - Checks
UNIBOMBER14 - Bets $0.80
BECKI83 - Calls $0.80
ACEFLUSHER - All-In(Raise) $2.45 to $2.45
UNIBOMBER14 - Raises $4.10 to $4.90
BECKI83 - Folds
UNIBOMBER14 - returned ($2.45) : not called

Is this always spew?

I think that this hand is interesting only because it is 3-handed. If you were HU against shorty, felting TPTK is standard.

The fact that the shorty check-raises into TWO opponents lends me to believe that he has generally better than a 1 pair hand here (coordinated flop) and expects a call. Nothing is 100%, especially when playing at $10NL, so I won't say that this is spew always, but a good portion (>75% ?) of the time you will be on the shorter end here.

I think that the isolation min-re-raise is very dangerous though with a cold-caller to act behind you. Could you fold at that point if Beck pushes over behind you?

Beck had been playing super donator the whole time. Loose passive, and weak post flop. He would have called with any draw, and checked down the river.