Former Prime Minister David Cameron is no amateur when it comes to finding himself in hot water.
In fact 'essay crisis Dave' was always bragging to mates that he worked best when he found things heating up.
So perhaps it is no surprise that Mr Cameron has splashed out £8,000 on a luxury hot tub for his Cornish holiday home, according to reports.
But - perhaps unsurprisingly for a man who spent £25,000 on a grey shed - he didn't just buy something out of B&Q.
In fact, according to The Sun , the ex-PM chose a wood-fired, freshwater version that claims to be “authentic” and eco-friendly.
A blurb describing the hot tub, which reads like a rejected script for an M&S food ad, reads it is for people who “believe the objects in your life must have a soul and a higher purpose”.
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A neighbour of Mr Cameron told the Sun: “Critics think he should be in hot water — but this is not what they had in mind.
“Dave can chillax to his heart’s content.”
The six-person tub is understood to cost £5,800 but the price shoots up to £8000 when you pay for installation and extras.
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Chillaxing Dave hit the headlines after buying the £25,000 shed to write his memoirs in - after being paid £800,000 to pen his account of his time as PM.
Confronting your failures can be a stressful experience for anyone, perhaps explaining the purchase of the hot tub.
