Villain is quite the loose player. I've played with him before and he's been pretty terrible every time. This time is no exception. About an hour prior to this, he got stacked after getting it in bad, then reloaded for 50BB's. Right after he reloads, I raise to $12 with AJss from UTG+1, MP ships for $25, folds to villain in SB who flats, then looks at me and says "you want it all, take it". I jam, he calls, shows A9o and hits OTR to scoop. He proceeds to chip up to ~$400 after that.

I move seats and raise to $15 UTG with AsKs ($300 stack), folds to villain OTB (~$400 stack) who calls, blinds fold

Pot = $30
Flop: A42
I bet $20, he calls

Pot = $70
Turn:Q
I bet $35 (bet sizing??), he calls

Pot = $140
River K
I bet $125, he jams

Am I always beat here? I thought I was betting for value assuming he's raising straights and sets OTF or OTT, but now I wanna fold for my last $105....

Call.

Plenty of worse two pair combos in V's range here... surely enough to call.

We can bet $50 or $60 on the turn.

We are committed at this point, may not have made any difference.

We have about $105 left to win about $400.

Must call.

River sizing is ridiculous compared to the turn bet sizing.

OP, are you overbetting the river to look like a bluff?

Edit: NVM, just saw you say he's terrible. Probably don't need to consider it. Plenty worse in the tilt guys range or maybe even complete air.

4 to 1 against a weaker player top two...... unless I got a great read I am calling 100% of the time

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Should be betting more on the turn with the flush draw out there, try around 50. on the river dont bet such a large portion of the pot if you planning on bet folding. i'd be a bit less to extract value from weaker hands, say around 90, and you can fold if you dont tink hes ever bluffing you on the river. however with this villain you described and as played, im calling river shove 100%