Let's not pretend this is anything more than what it is. It's staged, of course, and it's anyone's guess how many takes they had to shoot to get the footage they used.
It was also five years ago, which means Trump wasn't doing it as a campaign stunt.
But what I notice about it isn't so much how he does at the menial jobs - he does fine, but anyone could - but more the way his own employees react to him. From the bellhop at the beginning all the way through to the maid who he helps to clean the bathroom, they all seem extremely comfortable around him, and not the slightest bit scared or intimidated about interacting with the big boss.
I suppose that could be staged too, but these aren't professional actors. They're really Trump hotel employees and it seems to me that if they were faking it, it wouldn't be that hard to tell.
By the way, Rob's favorite friend Jennifer Granholm supposedly wanted Hillary to attempt a similar stunt to show she was down with the people or whatever. That idea was rejected by Hillary's campaign, probably because they knew she couldn't pull it off anything like what Trump does here.
The $64,000 question: Did that woman whose dog Trump walks really have no idea he was going to show up?
