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Off the top of my head I believe USB-C is how MacBooks charge so you'll probably need a USB cable connected to a USB-C adapter into the Switch to get it to work.
Thats why he said to use a USB C adapter.
You want something like this plugged into the Macbook.
And then a standard USB C cable going from that to the Switch.
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It depends on the order you plug the devices in. If you plug your cable into the Switch first and then the MacBook second, the MacBook should act as the host.
If you use a USB A to USB C cable, this problem should be mitigated.
If you use a USB A to USB C cable, this problem should be mitigated.
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