Curious as to what this does.
If you have music playing and you interrupt with a Speak command the music stops and doesn't resume.
If inactive the same thing occurs, silence after the speech.
What is the function of this, redundant?, command.
It would be good to state what driver you are using, but a search of the codebase shows the Chromecast driver as the only one with this phrasing. So, I'll start by assuming that's it.
In this case, all it does is from a quick glance is, more or less, run stop() a couple seconds after the TTS command. I can't say why, but I'm guessing someone ran into a case where it was helpful, which might depend on the specific device, media source, or some other variable in your environment. Apparently yours isn't one. 
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Hey, thanks.
Yes, driver is the built-in Chromecast Audio.
Yes, no issues it just seemed weird to have a stop command for something that always stops.
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