Pot is 9.72 and 5.34 to call meaning you need 5.34/(9.72+5.34) odds to call ~ 35%. Think it is close as villain could be bluffing with a missed flush draw or overvaluing a worse 8x or even overvaluing Ax. He could have a boat (most likely ones are A8,66,87,86) or K8 or Tc9c or 5c4c which all beat you.
Don't think villain will overvalue 8x and bluff missed flush draws enough to make this a good call.
So I think your fold is correct.

I think if you shove the turn, villain is never folding the 8x. Even though I would say that he has a decent amount of 8x, some boats and combodraws (after he 3bet on the turn)

So his value range against us : A8 (4), 66 (3), K8s (1) and that's 8combos. I am pretty sure that we are dominating more than 8 combos from his range, so I see it like a valueshove from our side (only against fish!)
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I am prefer this option mainly based on assumption that his 3bet on the turn means trips or better and strongdraws. That being said he is going to call us with the vast majority of his range vs a shove.

Would be super important to know what type of fish is he. Otherwise our decision can't be precise.

I'm not folding this againts a fish. Very important to realize that villain could easily have a worse 8x as well as some random bluffs. You don't want to project regular player attributes to a recreational player too much (capability of polarizing enough to make Q8 a bluffcatcher).

Am I the only one wanting to bet flop?

I am fine with the way you played this hand until the river.

I like the check on the flop. A small c-bet in position is also fine.

I would not fold trips (with a fairly good kicker) to a shove. He could easily have worse trips or simply air. Moreover, you don't block any clubs bluffs, which could easily take this line.

You need about 35% equity to call on the river. If he takes this line with something like:

AdAh, AdAs, AhAs, 6d6h, 6d6s, 6h6s, T9s, QcJc, KcTc, QcTc, JcTc, Kc9c, Qc9c, Jc9c, Kc8c, Qc8c, Jc8c, Tc8c, 9c8c, Kc7c, Jc7c, Td7d, Ts7s, Tc7c, 9d7d, 9s7s, 9c7c, 8c7c, 8c5c, 7c5c, 5c4c, 4c3c, 3c2c, T9o, Ad8c, Ah8c, As8c, Kd8c, Kh8c, Ks8c, Qh8c, Qs8c, Jd8c, Jh8c, Js8c, Td8c, Th8c, Ts8c, 9d8c, 9h8c, 9s8c

You have 50% equity. Even if you remove some bluffs, you'll easily reach 35%.

ownuachi0

This is a recreational player but i dont have very info abou him

This should make leaning toward calling, since he's a rec

I decide ck-b F with middle and good kicker, in the Turn i decided
raise because he have very Ax on range and i dont believe he folds a A
on T

If your assumptions are right, you should def raise bigger

For me in general i have to call this R, but one more time, why he 3bet me so small on the T in a board so wet, for me he never have a bluff here, so the question is, he play this way a worst 8, yes, for this reason i think the call is the better opcion.

I think you can use two lines, you can cbet two time 1/2 of pot and then take check back or you can cbet 3/4 of pot, check turn, and then catch bluffs on the river on safe cards.