Playing 1/2 with a $5 straddle

Preflop: One call, HJ raises to $15(very loose player from what I've seen. He has only been at table about an hour). Stack size $220 eff. I am on button with AKo, and I had just bought back into the game after busting. I am in for 200, I make it $60 to go from the button. BB(decent player, somewhat loose) cold calls the $60, $400 eff. Back to HJ who calls the $45. Headed to a flop with $185 in the middle.

Flop: AdJd9h
BB leads into pot for $120. HJ ships his whole stack in for around $150 total. Now it is on me, I hold no diamond in my hand. In this situation, a lead from the BB tells me AJ, 99, or AQ. He has not gotten OOL much, especially against me (tighter player). The other guy could have anything(very wide range of hands) but I am thinking a diamond draw, possibly combo draw. I tank for about 3 minutes and fold.

Is this the correct laydown? Maybe I am giving too much credit to BB?
Let me just say this, you WILL NOT believe what both players showed down.
BTW, turn Ko, river.... Ao :/ :/

Let me know what y'all think!

AP mandatory flop ship


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Wtf call

TPTK with our remaining $140, less than a 1/3 pot sized bet to call to win $450.

Hmm...

... why did we come to the card room again?

This. Most definitely this.

SPR less than 1 on the flop after putting in near 1/3 of your stack with TPTK. Just get the money in.

Next best option is to fold then leave the room for the night.

Worst option is to show everyone what you folded.

Before the flop comes out you need to tell yourself that there is no flop with an A or K that you are ever folding to no matter the action.

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I'd never fold this hand after I put in more than 1/4 of my stack pre and hit TPTK. You could be up against all kinds of suited aces, big draws, AQ, AT, along with the hands that beat you.