KK i'm sure I missed bets on

[Aaron W.]

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I would raise the flop, and cap if he three-bets... And after that slow down if he keeps betting into you.

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Why cap? If premium-holding villain 3-bets from SB, 3-bets the QJT flop after you capped preflop, you've got to start worrying about AK, AA, QQ and maybe JJ.

Against AK (8 ways), you've got 2 outs to SPLIT
Against AA (6 ways), you've got 6 outs to win
Against QQ/JJ (3 ways each), you've got 10 outs to win.

So you've got an average of (8+36+30)/(8+6+3) = 4.4 outs. That's not much room to play with.

If 3-bet, I'm just calling down. He might 3-bet KQ here (but would he 3-bet it preflop?) and he might 3-bet AQ. But I can't think of too many other premium hands that are jamming here.